Most ceiling fans are compatible with downrods, but there are a few exceptions. If you have a ceiling fan that is not compatible with a downrod, you can usually use a different type of mount, such as a flush mount.
Downrods for ceiling fans are not universal. Depending on the manufacturer, the downrod length and diameter will be different. In addition, the threading on the downrod will be either left-handed or right-handed.
A ceiling fan that is too big for a room can cause the fan to be unbalanced and wobble. This can create a dangerous situation where the fan could fall and injure someone. In addition, a too-large fan can make it difficult to circulate air properly, which can make the room feel stuffy.
Yes, you can add a longer downrod to any ceiling fan. The downrod is the part of the ceiling fan that connects the motor housing to the blades. The length of the downrod will determine how far down the ceiling fan hangs.
4.6/5
Item size: length: 24.00 inches height: 24.00 inches Width: 0.75 inches
Brand name: Hunter Fan Company
Downrod from the extension downrod New Bronze collection
Country of Origin: China
$234
This extender was the ideal size for my Hunter fan and even matched the color. I wasn't sure if it would be long enough or too short because of my ceiling's quite steep pitch. My know-it-all girlfriend just used the steel tape measure to measure down 24 inches from the fan mount and figured it out in like 3 seconds, then chastised me for wasting all that time with math. I spent about 4 minutes measuring and calculating the heights of the walls, the hypotenuse length of the ceiling, and the cos for angle. I pouted for a while before eating an otter pop, which made me feel better. In conclusion, this metal pipe fan extender works quite well.
4.6/5
Downrod from the extension downrod Brushed Nickel collection
Brand name: Hunter Fan Company
Item size: length: 24.00 inches height: 24.00 inches Width: 0.75 inches
Country of Origin: China
$234
An excellent piece overall. It feels well-built and strong, and the look and feel go well with any brushed nickel ceiling fan (I have several). The threading holes appear to have been made in a way that caused the threading to bend around the holes, which prevented the threading from going any further once the threading within the ceiling fan housing met the holes. This is my only complaint, though, as most original downrods' ground wire screws line up with the holes. Since ground wires should also be present in the ceiling mount and there should still be enough room in the holes for the yoke pin to fit, these issues are actually not as problematic as they may first appear.
4.6/5
Country of Origin: China
Item size: length: 72.00 inches height: 72.00 inches Width: 0.75 inches
Brand name: Hunter Fan Company
Downrod from the extension downrod Brushed Nickel collection
$234
Everything matched up exactly. The finish is gorgeous and perfectly complements the fan. installation is quite straightforward. Just be aware that if you purchase it, you will need a wiring extension kit because the conventional fan wiring will not fit through the entire length of the downrod. The kits, which only cost a few dollars, come with the connectors and installation gear you need.
4.5/5
Country of Origin: China
Match Hunter fans for fit and Finish
3/4 Inch width
Tapered Threads for deeper engagement
$234
I wanted to shorten the downrod on a ceiling fan since it was too lengthy. I watched a ton of YouTube videos explaining how to cut the rod and drill a new pin hole, but eventually I discovered a post advising readers to buy a different size rod. Bingo! I purchased an 18" and a 12", and the 12" worked perfectly with an 11' ceiling.
4.5/5
Downrod from the Extension Downrod Brushed Nickel collection
$234
Arrived fast and was the ideal extension length for our bonus room's low, sloped ceilings. Our ceiling fan's included downrod was not long enough to hang the fan low enough to avoid having the blades contact the sloped ceilings. The fan is perfectly solid thanks to the downrod, which prevents wobbling. It was simple to install with the Hunter fan we bought and the color matched the fan it is partnered with exactly.I took the rod out of the fan after making sure it would fit into it. Later, I understood that the instructions warn against loosening it after installation because of the grease or other substance that is supposed to keep it from coming undone on the threads, but since it has been up, I haven't experienced any issues with it doing so.
4.5/5
3/4-Inch width
Indoor use only and not for use with Hunter "Original" fans
Match Hunter fans for fit and finish
For use with bronze, new bronze and rustic bronze
Tapered threads for deeper engagement
$234
This downrod lowered my new Hunter fan to the ideal height on my cathedral-height ceiling, which is roughly 10 feet high. To pull the chains, you hardly need to be on your tiptoes. is solidly constructed to hold the fan's weight. simple to fasten to the ceiling and fan. There are many threads on one end to ensure a strong attachment. Happy I purchased it.
Most ceiling fans come with a downrod, which is a metal pipe that connects the fan to the ceiling. You can usually find a downrod that is the same length as the one that came with your fan, or you can get a longer or shorter one. If you want to connect two ceiling fans, you can do so by using a downrod.
Yes, you can put a ceiling fan on a 7.5 foot ceiling, but you may need to use a longer downrod to do so. ceiling fans typically come with a standard downrod that is 3-4 feet long, but you can purchase longer downrods to accommodate taller ceilings. Keep in mind that the blades of the ceiling fan should be at least 18 inches from the ceiling in order to provide adequate airflow.
Most ceiling fans come with downrods. A downrod is a metal rod that connects the ceiling fan to the ceiling. It helps to keep the fan stable and secure.
A downrod is not required for a 9 foot ceiling, but one may be used if desired.
Most people believe that the longer the downrod, the greater the airflow. While this may be true in some cases, it is not always the case. The main factor that determines airflow is the size of the blades. If the blades are small, the airflow will be less than if the blades are large. The downrod length only affects the airflow if the blades are too small for the space.
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