can this be installed flush to the ceiling? without using the rod?
1644121
If by "flush" you mean without the 6" down rod, no. It is as close to the ceiling as it can get with that. It hangs roughly 8 inches from the ceiling. Good luck!
1644122
no, it comes with a down rod that is required for installation, there is only an option for a longer one.
744236
The ceiling support is a separate piece so you should be able to move it as close as you want to the corner. The corner bend is uniform in thickness so you can basically put the support wherever you want, just be mindful that will limit the travel of the shower curtain (rings). The support is also adjustable for different height ceilings (you can cut it with a hacksaw). Here's my blog post when I installed mine which might be helpful http://nineappletrees.com/2012/08/05/l-shaped-shower-curtain-rod-installation/
1896654
Don't use the down rod at all. Pop the plastic piece out of the bottom of the top ceiling mount canopy. This will reveal 3 screw holes. You will notice 6 black screws in a ring on the top of the fan motor. Unscrew 3 of these (every other one). Put these three screws through the canopy screw holes and screw back into the three holes on the fan motor housing. You now have a flush mount.
215935
I have mine mounted to a finished ceiling. When installing you will just need a stud finder to make sure you line up the bracket with a ceiling joist.
1416338
I doubt it...It is a flush mount to the ceiling, so don't think you can extend this with a rod. You need to search for one that does not flush mount.
1911063
I do not believe it can be completely flush mounted, as I believe you have to retain the mounting "base" that bolts to the ceiling, and the rod serves as the only connection from that "base" to the fan motor unit. However, you can cut the rod to any length you'd like.
1770504
I think you could. I have been thinking about doing something similar. It's too high to the ceiling. You would need to paint the down rod. I had to paint the small metal piece at the bottom to match the top. It's chrome.
2164427
You can use as many or none of the extension rods. Without any extension rods, the light will still drop down from the ceiling about 1 - 2".
1978733
You will need to use a metal hack saw to cut the non-threaded end of the rod to the length you want. The threaded end screws into the ceiling mount.
149801
I am not sure about flush mount but the fan installation came packaged with the drop rod and that is how I installed mine. I have normal ceiling height and is located so that there is not a lot of foot traffic underneath the fan. Looks great mounted as manufacture has provided with rod and has clearance of six feet plus a few inches to the lowest point of pull chains. The chains length can probably be modified. necessary.
164017
Yes. If you want a ceiling mount, you must buy a separate housing. Otherwise assumption is use of rod.
1911060
No it can not. But, if you cut down the extension rod to the minimum length it will actually hang down less than a traditional looking flush mounted fan. What I did is a little bit of trial and error, trimming down the rod a bit at a time until i had it as short as possible. What limits you is the upper "cone" must go on first and then you must hook the fan to the ceiling bracket prior to securing the upper cone. A little tricky to try to explain, but I think I got the rod down to 2.5" or so in length.
2253891
No, I don't think so, although our upstairs ceiling is not 10-ft-high. Still, I think you'll be fine without purchasing a rod. Works great.
113346
I wouldn't think you could because the end going into the fan is threaded and the ceiling end is not. My fan is 12-13 feet above the floor and I don't have any problems with airflow (heating or cooling). I think if you could extend the rod, you may have problems with sway, but I do believe you can buy longer rods. Just my thought
58786
It cannot be adjusted to be flush with ceiling. We have it on the smallest setting and it is about 6 inches away from ceiling.
1695703
Yes. The way they set it up is the straight extension is meant to be used if you hang them from the ceiling to give you more clearance. I took them all out because I mounted straight to the wall.
1841254
The rod screws into the mount and there isn't any movement built into the mount. You would have to put a little wedge between the mount and the ceiling.