How big is the base of the fan flush to the ceiling
816942
It's very small. Likely to be smaller than the hole left by the previous light or fan base.
1111692
The distance or diameter of the fan is 47" or if you measure from the center of the fan out the total is 23.5". This is the only size that we make in this style of ceiling fan. Thank you, Michael Hitchcock Dan's Fan City
173030
38.5 inches from floor to top of fan. I believe that in the description, it says it is 32 inches high.
1338744
This fan i 4 inches deep, about 11 inches high and about 10inches wide. I meassured it myself so I might be off by a little bit but that's the closest I could come. It is actually not a big fan in my opinion but it is not the smallest fan out there. It is however a very potent little fan and I am extremely happy with it.
1360311
Approx 8 inches. The fan comes with a metal (steel) part that attaches to the outlet, and turns the airflow 90 degrees, and has an internal flap valve to prevent air backflow. Since I wanted more ventilation in the room and rain water cannot reach my fan, I left this part off.
1646119
I didn't measure it but its pretty tall. It touches the ceiling, its really wide. But doesn't have a base and its really flimsy.
1824019
I'm sorry I haven't measured it exactly but I can attest that I have a VERY small spot for it; I was needlessly concerned. The fan has a tiny foot print, no larger than 9" or it would be too big for the space it now occupies in my bedroom. For what it's worth, I just LOVE this thing and now my fiancé cannot sleep without it being turned on.
156585
It's 1 inch wide. The segment that you attach to the doorframe (or whatever, and with two holes for screws) runs 2 inches from top to bottom. Then it turns 90 and runs horizontally out from what you have attached it to about 1.3 inches. Then it turns 90 up and runs vertically along the side of the fan itself about 1.5 inches. There is a riveted joint in the horizontal segment to allow the fan to be moved back and forth horizontally. I attached the bracket at an angle on the door frame so the fan would aim the air down a bit.
2136179
Base measures 14" across and 7" front to back. The rear housing handle extends approximately 1/2" beyond the base. We like this powerful little fan. Money well spent.
367086
I do not think fan be flush mounted. Ceiling to bottom of light height is very close to 18inches.
1215383
The fan's base is 5 and 1/4 inches (5.25") deep (nominal) by 10 and 1/4 inches (10.25") wide (nominal). The base is not a solid rectangle so you need the full depth supported for it to stand without tipping. If you have your heart set on this fan, there are creative ways you could anchor it to the sill or wall, it's very light-weight and not very powerful.
1460495
The fan hangs 20 1/2" from ceiling to the bottom of the light. If you use the flush mount option it is about 2" less.
1765901
It's about 260mm wide by 305mm high. Either size fan should fit pretty easily.
1491184
As shown on the picture, it fans out a little at the top. I measured it just now, and it is approximately 28 Inches (71.12 CM).
2265580
There is a flat side to the fan shaft for tightening the fan blades down. The length is approximately 2 3/4". It is very difficult to measure the length due to the fan already being installed.
540283
Looking up at it I would say about 12". The fan is a great flush mount and I like the fan a lot. Whisper quiet and very pretty.
1790461
I am not sure what do you mean, and I will try to answer using the current measures of the one I have installed in the flat ceiling of the kitchen.This fan has a conic shaped Motor Assembly with the wide part facing downward were the glass shade is.from the ceiling to the glass shade there are 17 3/4 inches; from the ceiling to the narrow part of the Motor Assembly there are 6 1/4 inches.Please let me know if this answer you question or if you need any other measurement