The picture depicts the shade flush with the fan. Can you drop the light fixture 15 or so inches.
1255513
My fan is not flush with the ceiling. It has about an 8-10inch drop. The shade sits about another 3-4inces from the blades, which gives me an overall drop of nearly the 15inches you are looking for. I'm pleased with the look of mine. Hope this helps.
1255514
Since the fixture attaches directly to the fan, you would have to drop the whole fan using some kind of extension.
1261810
Maybe 3 or 4 inches. I would not put shades on it I think it would not work for this style. Its a fabulous chandelier.
2095167
I think much more than 1-1/2" will be too big. The fixture has a large ceramic nut that clamps down on the shade, and if it's much bigger than that it just won't work.
479389
The fan may be installed w/o a down rod but with fan and light shade requires about 18" of clearance from the ceiling.
1728921
I'm unsure, the light comes attached to the fan. So, I'm guessing there would be a way to remove the light fixture, but unsure if there would be a cover to replace were the fixture was! I really do like the fan!
1268492
In my opinion, it would be too low. The bottom of the fan light would be at 73 inches. Good luck...!
591619
Sort of. You can swivel the shade a little, but not fully enough so that the bulb is not seen if you are within about 15 feet or so of the wall. We have had the light for several months and this hasn't bothered us at all. If you really don't want o see the bulb at all you could probably bend (very very carefully) the arm.
1576915
Sorry, I do not own this product but I would suggest that it is a fan/light combo so cannot be used without light. It could probably be used outside. Measurement you request appears to be about 11". DO you have no source to find all these answers from the manufacturer or vendor?
1611511
Yes, however, approximately with 1" drop. Best to measure length from ceiling for room.
1503692
From the top of the light to the bottom is 15.5" - the part that goes into the ground is 6.25". What you see in the picture if the 15.5"Hope this helps.
757956
I measured our fan from the ceiling down to the knob that connects the light cover to the fan and it is 15"
780459
If it is a single light bulb pointing straight down and it is not too small, the shade should work.
1490723
I guess it depends on what height you find comfortable, the height of your finished floor to the fan light would end up being approximately 7'-8". Personally I think that height would be comfortable for, but it depends on you.
1108693
I have not added light fixtures. The rail of the fixture is flexible, so you can make it curve. This reduces the length, if you get what I mean. Ours is moderately curved and takes up a span of about 11.5 feet.
619114
I have it hanging at the full length of the cord. I did measure the shade and the metal part that is tightened against the ceiling and would estimate that you should be able to shorten it to about 10 inches if you can wind the cord inside the ceiling and it did appear , when I installed mine, to be room to do that.
2025360
The fan is very close to the ceiling about a 6" drop to the dome top. I had an electrician install this so I can't say. The fan is beautiful.
1141764
You could get the top of the shade about 7" from the ceiling. It might be possible to get the top of the shade closer to the ceiling, but we did not try that.