How far down from a combustible surface does it have to hang, and how high above floor does it have to be?
1587447
The clearance from combustibles mounted horizontally at a 45 degree angle is 84" below the heater, 40" from the top of the heater, and 30" from the sides and back of the heater. Please see owners manual for additional installation information.
408778
It's freestanding so the only way would be to put it up on higher safe secured surface.it needs stability and not to close to a wall so heat can flow .
160711
from the floor to the top it's roughly 7-8 feet tall. There is plenty of room to hang lights. We use it a lot during the winter times and have the standup propane heaters in there, the are about 6.5 feet tall to the top.
2221815
not high at all... I don't have the Blast Zone Castle accessible to measure right now, but I would estimate about a foot high.
1169941
I have my little heater since 2011. I have it slightly elevated off the floor. Bought one of those decorative pedestals from Ballard Designs. No problem elevated. As long as the entire unit is sitting on a flat surface.
1332887
Heater instruction says that the pilot has to be at least 18 inches above the floor. I wouldn't set it right on the carpet if I was you. I installed this heater in my garage, on the wall, the top of the heater is 38 inches down from the ceiling and the bottom of the heater is 19 inches above the garage floor. The clearance between the heater and any other wall should be minimum 10.5 inches, according to the heater instructions. Also, this heater has to be placed at least 36 inches from any fabric/flammable objects.
579861
I hung mine in the dinning room and I have a very high ceiling. It should be hanging about another foot lower. However, it does look beautiful. It CANNOT be extended since it is not a regular electrical cord.
703360
It's definitely not flush with the ceiling. The motor drops downs about 4-5 inches from the ceiling. So the bottom of the fan would be at around 7 ft from the floor. Someone could still walk under it but it would be low.
1298101
No, the directions recommend it be 3 feet from anything to decrease the risk of fire and the air flows into the unit from the back, across the heated coils and out the front. I think it would be a huge fire risk to mount it on a wall.
228495
at least 2 feet above door or better 10 feet from the floor to the mounting bracket!
1143212
The air blows downward slightly. I would say you could use it on a concrete floor.
996254
The manual specifies that combustibles such as pillows, clothing, and drapes be kept at least 3 feet away. No mention of presumably noncombustible walls. The back of the unit really doesn't heat up. I would guess that you could keep it about 1 ft in front of a wall to allow for sufficient air flow and not have any worries.
1454257
If you hang it so that it is facing at a slight downward angle then you can be around 50ft away. But as with anything involving bullets hitting metal it is always better to be safe than sorry. Eye and hearing protection always!
1777647
You can put it all the way to the top of a 7.5 foot ceiling/wall. The bottom of the unit is supposed to be about 30-39 inches off the floor.... an 8 foot ceiling would fit within that range probably as well...
1872027
It's a pretty broad flame pattern - about 6-8 inches I would guess. It works best when held about 6 inches off the ground.
174428
No it just needs to be on a somewhat level surface or on the ground. It has auto shut off if it tips over or gets bumped for fire saftey.
1830196
Technically, the surface could be a little over 31" off the floor, but it couldn't stand alone. If the bottom joint is at a 90 degree angle to make it stable, it could stand alone with the surface anywhere up to 21" high.