How long is the "screw" that goes into the ceiling, not the part that is hanging down?
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The threaded attachment for wood is 1". The Toggle bolt is 2 1/2". One can buy the double ended threaded ends (one end machine thread, the other wood screw) in different lengths at most "comprehensive" hardware stores such as Ace, Tru-Value, Lowe's, Home Depot. They're in the little drawers of specialty items, but the ones included are quite adequate unless the "wood" is under a LOT of drywall or dead space, etc.
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1" wood screw for mounting in wood, and 2 1/2" bolt with spring anchor for mounting in drywall.
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Hi nancy, The chain is much longer and u can choose how low from the ceiling u want to hang it.
1187333
I don't know the exact length but there was enough to hang it from my 12 foot ceiling and look great. I was pleased with this.
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Just measured it. The distance from screw to screw is 2.5 inches. Hope that helps.
1001553
I don't think they'd be too long, but I'm not sure. I haven't used the screws. However, you could always use another set of screws, or use the command strips picture velco strips to hang it instead like these - http://www.amazon.com/Command-Medium-Picture-Hanging-Strips-6-Picture/dp/B000M3YGOQ/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1402370911&sr=8-2&keywords=command+strips+picture
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Probably too long. I decided to put mine in the wall because if I put them into the cabinet they would have got all the way through. Really I should have just bought smaller screw's but I was to lazy and didn't care.
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It does not have to be screwed in at all. It suction to the ceiling. Hope it helps u.
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The other poster was correct. The white piece acts as the nut... the threaded rod that goes into the fan itself to which that plastic nut is screwed on to would be the "screw". In fact I replaced that threaded rod myself as the one with the fan was not quite long enough once I tiled the backsplash. The threaded rod and consequently the plastic screw piece are 1/4"-20 for reference.
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Screw it into the ceiling that is what I did and it works perfectly! If you stick it with adhesive it can fall & break I think :)
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Sorry to respond so late, but it really depends on where you hang it; meaning in wood or drywall. Mines is being hung in drywall, but I find myself using a screw that opens up on the end that goes into the drywall ceiling. Opens up to create a "t" so that it catches the ceiling. But if I had to guess weight which is what I am doing, I would have to say about 30 pounds.
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I installed this a a customers home, can't remember exactly how long the threaded section was.
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Mine hangs down 30" for an 8 ft. ceiling, It was actually made for a 9 ft. ceiling which would allow it to hang down at least 42". They said it would work for an 8 ft. ceiling , but I had to cut some off the brackets and the stainless steel columns to make it work.
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It hangs down more than 12 inches. I would say more like 18 inches, it is a big unit. Can't remember if it had the option to mount flush to the ceiling....if it did I think we would have done it that way. We love this heater fan and are very glad we put it in. If you can make it fit, you will be very happy.
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The total length of these screws is one inch. Excluding the head, the length is 7/8 of an inch.
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The fan hangs 20 1/2" from ceiling to the bottom of the light. If you use the flush mount option it is about 2" less.
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it is 3 inches from the center of where the screw goes in ( the bulb part) to the other center of the bulb part. total length is is around 41/2 " hope this helps
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Mine is 5.5 inches from the ceiling. Pretty snug fit. Don't think you'd want to be much closer. This is quite a hunk of metal as well. Very sturdy and adjust in all kinds of directions. Very well organized assortment of spacers and screws. I am very happy with mine.