My patio cover slopes down slightly. How do I do a ceiling mount on the side that slopes to make it level?
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These are really nice heavy duty Great shades I love them I'm going to buy more we do a Nother deck at our new house
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I'm not sure how you mean slow diagonal or vertical mine slopes too and I just added a weight in the bottom of the shade and it holds it fairly tight
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This is the switch. The ceiling slope should not be an issue. However, the switch must have a compatible control box in the light canopy (this is not a universal control).
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It does not fit a sloped ceiling since the "ball" fitting is inside the upper housing. You can try mounting on a sloped ceiling but the upper housing that covers the electrical connections is set screwed to the extension rod and the whole assembly swings. I hope the answer was clear.
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There is a built-in level - I think it is in the angled mounting bracket, at the very top. I remember my neighbor (who installed) looking down on top of it. Will double check.
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I think its designed more for a horizontal or slight slope than a vertical mount. Try some chimney strap mounts. my .02, good luck.
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I wouldn't trust it to be stable on a sloped ceiling, but you MIGHT be able to make it work- depending on the slope and how full it is.
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Tilt one end down a little. Adjust it to al little longer than needed and push it up to where you want it. You might have to pound it up with your hand to the spot needed.
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I mounted it on a sloped ceiling. The small trim ring does not fit properly when mounted this way, but it didn't bother me. Looks fine.
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No. Unfortunately you cannot adjust that, or the direction. I have the same issue and have to strategize when I do my back yard patio (I direct it at my house and then go back and direct that to the side of my house). I am trying to make some sort of "shield" out of hard rubber or plastic I can bolt to mine to modify it to direct the snow. The fact it only shoots straight up is the only big flaw with the unit I have encountered.
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All the walls are the same height. The roof LOOKS symmetrical so you could have it slope forward. Worst case you might have to drill and plug some holes...
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I didn't assemble it. My handyman did. I think he had to "rig it" with a part from the being replaced because it didn't hang the way we wanted it to - I have sloped ceilings. Didn't the assembly directions come with it? If not contact the company. They should be able to email them to you.
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The tilt is variable. You can tilt it down towards floor or bring it flat against the wall. It won't tilt towards the ceiling at any substantial amount.
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It's been awhile since I've installed this but if memory serves correct there is a collar (a few inches of pipe) on the bottom of this unit that your pipe will connect to. So basically when you install this that collar will be coming in at the same slope as your roof. From there you can attach an adjustable elbow (purchase separately, the big box stores have them) that you can adjust to allow a straight up and down pipe through your attic. So basically it has to come through the roof decking at the same angle as your roof slope but there are ways to adjust this under the roof decking.
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I got the down facing one, not the side facing one and it works well. The field of view was. Too small to mount on 8' ceiling so we put it on the wall facing the door. We put a little piece of foam. From the packaging being it when we mounted it to the wall to get the angle we wanted. It worked pretty well and you can't tell the foam is there and it works great with just 2 screws.
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definitely; the plate that attaches to the ceiling has a "ball and socket" joint, like your hips, and that allows the pendant to hang straight down while the plate is sloped.
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I do not know about that. Ours is not a sloped ceiling. The lights from the base should fall on the crystal to make them sparkle. If you slant the base, the lights will not fall on the crystals... based on the laws of gravity :)
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Installing it upside down, that works well for me. If you do not have enough space, you could tilt it a little.