How high is the a-frame in the Alta 22? My fan blades are 11'7" up there!
1142955
I am sure you will be and I have a fan that is higher than yours and have no trouble reaching it to clean the motor and blades. I do have to extend the ladder to reach my windows though because they are 22' up.
1142956
Yes you will be able to reach your fan. The ladder is almost 10' when at the highest point and your upper body will be above that elevation. I would be surprised if you could not go to 13' to 15' easily.
1142957
The Little Giant Alta-One model 22 will telescope up to a 9' A-frame step ladder. For safety you need to stand 3' rungs from the top. So if your feet are at the 6' level and you have a 6' reach, then you can reach 11'7" comfortably.
1066229
The most important issue is the screw mount distances. Just replaced on a 52" fan.
1058215
I can no longer advise buying this product unless you want to repair/replace it in 6 months, as the fan stopped working in that period of time (and one fan blade broke/fell off when i went to inspect it. On the other hand, the system remained stable even with the broken fan, probably thanks to the heatsink). As for your question, check the dimensions as listed very carefully. Maybe a case the same company designed would work better...
280426
I have my fan set at what I think is safe, with enough of the top pole inserted into the bottom section and tightened with the screw knob. and from the floor to the fan cage it's 42.0". Hope this helps.
809129
10 inches from top of fan to blade. 11 1/2 inches from top to bottom of fan.
1293991
Well, I can't guarantee they are all the same height, but I just pulled one off a bad motherboard in the last couple of weeks. I measured it at slightly less than 2 inches high. Did some investigation and found someone else posted the height of theirs at 50 mm. Did a conversion and that is 1.97 inches high...which I would assume is the same height as mine. Specifically, they wrote: 50 h (including fan) x 90 l x 90 w mm, and weighs 267 g. Like I said, always a chance one is different, but I have a bunch of socket 775 chips and I think all the stock fans were around the same height.
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).
1568390
It looks like Airens and Craftsman are both made by AYP. I would check to see if your blades have the star shaped mount just to make sure.
1123145
The high lofts are about 7 inches tall. The firm didn't sink in very much, so my head was tilted up when I was laying down. That is why I returned it and went back to the Tempur Pedic Symphony.
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The height is 22 inches. If there is anything further we can assist you with please let us know.
1549441
My ceilings Is only 8 ft tall. Does this look okay? How far are the blades from the ceiling?
1468399
I dunno about 6" but it gives some, more probably if you don't put the bar for additional support. I set a 6" inline fan on to of mine no problems
512647
I mounted the Hunter 28724 in a room with a 7' 6" ceiling and the clearance is good. I utilized the 3" downrod (as opposed to the flush mount configuration). I am 6' 2" and the height is NOT a problem.
1998805
I just measured and the distance between the ceiling and the top of the highest point on the blade is six inches. Hope it works for you :)
71334
The opening is about 7" and the fan blades span about 6". Good fan for a distance no more than 4' from the area you are trying to cool.
99803
Unfortunately I can't answer this question. The fan came to me completely broken in the box like it had been smashed between something heavy. I was renovating and didn't open the box till after the return time had expired so I threw it away. I wouldn't order it. I did find a 19" fan from lowes that's round like a cake box and completely encloses the blades. It works perfect.
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I ran into the same height discrepancy - BUT - I discovered you can install the fan directly to the base WITHOUT using the 7" tall riser. The slots in the base are in the correct places, but you just use two of the thumbscrews instead of three (there are holes already in the correct places in the base (and don't use/eed the screw with the big knob on it). Also makes the fan much more stable. Not sure why this assembly option is not mentioned in the manual, because it was obviously intended as an option.