How many inches from the ceiling to the bottom of the fan blades?? I only have about 8 1/2 inches because of my low ceiling and my canopy bed.
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Then this is probably not the fan for you. Ours hangs more like 10 ish inches.
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I have a modular home with 90 inch ceiling and have it mounted in a bedroom....from the ceilings to the blade is 7.5 to 8 inches depending on which end of the blade you measure to. However, the ceiling to the end of light is about 14.5 to 15 inches....I guess if you have a canopy bed, then you won't be going with the light on the fan ...Hope this helps
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If you don't install the light fixture, and have it flush mounted, it's still closer to 9" to the bottom of the fan blades.
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I just measured mine. It is 19" from the ceiling to the bottom of the lite fixture. I have mine mounted as close to the ceiling as I could get with thelight fixture attached to the fan. I have it in a bathroom, so I wanted a small unit that would do the job. This fan does it. I love it and recommendit. For a small fan it does a big job.Hope I was able to answer your question to your satisfaction.Penny
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Jeffrey I went over your measurements of 91 inches from floor to celling which is 7' 7". The 52090 Hunter fan is 18" which leaves a measurement of 73" from the floor which equals 6' 1" from the floor. thats not a safe clearance for the fan blades, even if you remove the light fixture which is about 6" but also you need to know that blades slant down about an inch, my opion is you don't have a safe clearance for this fan. I have the 34" Hunter fan and it is a fantastic fan but I have about 7' of clearance and it is above a table.
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Using the shortest post provided in the package (which i believe is considered their flushmount), my fan measures 17" to the bottom of the light bowl. Though, the kit does come with the option to not use the lights if you so chose, which could gain you back another 5-6".I also have 8 ft ceilings. Im 5'11" or so and it is more than enough clearance for me.Here are the measurements from Hunter.Dimensions Flush Standard† Angled‡Ceiling to bottom of fan 11.27 in 12.27 in 45.27 inCeiling to bottom of fan blade 9.92 in 27.74 in 43.92 inCeiling to bottom of light 16.77 in 45.14 in 50.77 in Using the shortest post provided in the package (which i believe is considered their flushmount), my fan measures 17" to the bottom of the light bowl. Though, the kit does come with the option to not use the lights if you so chose, which could gain you back another 5-6".I also have 8 ft ceilings. Im 5'11" or so and it is more than enough clearance for me.Here are the measurements from Hunter.Dimensions Flush Standard† Angled‡Ceiling to bottom of fan 11.27 in 12.27 in 45.27 inCeiling to bottom of fan blade 9.92 in 27.74 in 43.92... » Read More Using the shortest post provided in the package (which i believe is considered their flushmount), my fan measures 17" to the bottom of the light bowl. Though, the kit does come with the option to not use the lights if you so chose, which could gain you back another 5-6".I also have 8 ft ceilings. Im 5'11" or so and it is more than enough clearance for me.Here are the measurements from Hunter.Dimensions Flush Standard† Angled‡Ceiling to bottom of fan 11.27 in 12.27 in 45.27 inCeiling to bottom of fan blade 9.92 in 27.74 in 43.92 inCeiling to bottom of light 16.77 in 45.14 in 50.77 in « Show Less
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You could flush mount it, but looking at mine (and using a measuring tape), it looks like the OVERALL drop from ceiling to the decorative finial on the bottom, would be about 18"-23", but the fan blades would only drop about 10-13" from the ceiling, so the "blade danger" wouldn't be much issue. I think you will be totally fine with 8' ceilings, but If you have anyone who is REALLY tall, like 6'4"+ in the home, maybe go with a lower profile fan without the heating element...
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Mine came with a downrod of about 3 to 4 inches in length, which works great for a level ceiling. The blades are roughly 12 to 14 inches from the actual ceiling surface. However, if you are going to mount it on a vaulted ceiling, how low you want it to hang, plus how much of a pitch your ceiling has would be the determining factor. Hope this helps!
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I am pretty sure that smaller blades are not available for this model. We bought 3 of the 54" fans for larger rooms and we bought this one for our smallest room - Casablanca C6611L Panama E Star - 42" or 50" Snow White
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Yes, I have a home built in 1980, had small inadequate fans in stalled in bathrooms, maybe 30pm if lucky. I installed a 7 cm in the small bathroom and a 90 in the larger. You need to cut a 2X ft hole in the ceiling for adequate hand room. The original fans were hammered into the frame so mine were a real pain to take out, but once out, new ones are are easy in.
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Hello, from 'the very bottom of the fan to the ceiling the measurement is a total of 13.5 inches. I didn't add a light kit since didn't have enough head room where the fan was being positioned. I got the oil rubbed bronze and it is really well made. There is a plate on the bottom that is embossed with hunter's establishment's date so it looks antique. So if you don't put a light kit you will still have a very nice looking fan.
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Using the shortest post provided in the package (which i believe is considered their flushmount), my fan measures 17" to the bottom of the light bowl. Though, the kit does come with the option to not use the lights if you so chose, which could gain you back another 5-6". I also have 8 ft ceilings. Im 5'11" or so and it is more than enough clearance for me. Here are the measurements from Hunter. Dimensions Flush Standard Angled Ceiling to bottom of fan 11.27 in 12.27 in 45.27 in Ceiling to bottom of fan blade 9.92 in 27.74 in 43.92 in Ceiling to bottom of light 16.77 in 45.14 in 50.77 in
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I am not sure what do you mean, and I will try to answer using the current measures of the one I have installed in the flat ceiling of the kitchen.This fan has a conic shaped Motor Assembly with the wide part facing downward were the glass shade is.from the ceiling to the glass shade there are 17 3/4 inches; from the ceiling to the narrow part of the Motor Assembly there are 6 1/4 inches.Please let me know if this answer you question or if you need any other measurement
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The fan is 12 1/2 inches from ceiling to the lowest point of the light shade, entire drop dimension. The lowest point of the fan blade is 10 1/4 inches from the ceiling. The specs are 12.60 to light shade and 10.00 to blade.
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I can not make that choice for you however, even though I have a 10 foot ceiling I chose not to use the drop down bar it came with and mounted the fan the regular way. I am very happy with the look of the product and the blade pitch. My only issue is I can hear a humming sound from 2 fans and 3 of them do not rotate as fast as the other 2 even though they are set up exactly the same with the same speed.
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about 9.5" from the ceiling to the blades and a couple of inches from the blades to the bottom of the fan
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From the ceiling to the top of the fan body is 6 &3/4 inches. Hope that answeres your question.
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I have a sloped ceiling so mine averages about 29" from the ceiling to the end of the finial. You can obtain different length rods for your fan.
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Without the light, this fan measure 12.76" from the ceiling to the bottom of the fan using the standard downrod included. If you choose the flush-mount option (also included), it will be 11.51".