Can this fan be flush mounted, and, if so, what is the measurement from ceiling to tip of light on the fan?
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The Lavada does not appear to allow for flush mounting, though you might be able to shorten the length of the mounting rod which attaches the assembly to the base. The height, from the base of the light to the ceiling, is approximately 12 1/2". Unaltered the lamp should provide enough clearance hanging from even a very low ceiling. One word of warning, the single 100 watt halogen bulb does not provide enough light for a large open space.
2044085
This unit is designed for flush mount installation. The base is too large to be adapted to a ceiling fan.
1302581
While it does not flush mount, it sits so close to the ceiling that it would probably work in a place where you'd typically want a flush-mount fan. Even with the light, it only hangs down about 11 inches from the ceiling in total. I have other more traditional flush-mount fans with light kits that hang down farther (14-17 inches).
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Jeffrey, with the ceiling mount the fan would hang down about 15 inches to the bottom of the light fixture plus the added hanging chains. You would only have 6'4". If it was to hang over a dining table it would work, but anywhere else your taller friends and family might get a cheap haircut. Or at least bump their heads. You might want to consider a wall mount fan. I saw one at a lighting store that looked antique and was a antique copper color. Hope this helps
1374163
Has been a couple of years since installing the fan but don't think it can be flush mounted. Do love the fan which is in my kitchen.
1952702
The fan only comes with a downrod; if you wanted to mount it flush to the ceiling you would have to buy flush mount adapter kit.
2234744
Yes, light can be flush mounted as I did. Does not come with a cap for use without the light kit.
995226
I measured 18-1/2" from the ceiling also. Both of my fans are flush mounted (as close to the ceiling as possible), but they can be mounted with an extension if you have high ceilings. When you say "from the ceiling mount" do you mean from the bottom of the ceiling plate that covers the hole in the ceiling? If so, I can't measure from the bottom of that as the motor (which is below the ceiling plate cover) is much wider than the ceiling plate cover. I hope this helps.
1664884
Sorry I had to return this item. My ceiling was slightly vaulted and the light was flush mount.
359566
No! This mounts flush to the ceiling using your current light fixture box, or you can mount with the enclosed drywall anchors as well.
794333
You can do a flush mount. We mounted the fan in our bathroom. Eight foot ceiling and a standard door opens under the fan. Supposedly a down rod would increase air flow, but we did not have that option. The fan did help our humidity problem in a tight shower area.
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Hello! Yes, this fan is flush mountable and the canopy is included-flush height measures 9.5-Inch. Please let me know if there is anything more I can do to help. Have a great day! -Beth
1357123
No, this fixture can not be flush mounted. As you might be able to see in the picture, there is decorative trim with beads above the shade. But you could hang it close to the ceiling. This is a beautiful fixture. We are very happy with it.
2184693
The fan hangs 8 1/2 inches down to the housing for the electrical or optional lighting. It is flush with the ceiling. I have it in my guest room, and the person using this room is 6'3" tall. The fan is quiet, does not shake and it is efficient. It looks great and works out perfectly. Hope this helps, we are happy we made the purchase
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My fan is mounted on a flat ceiling so I can't help you on how it will do on an angled ceiling. (At minimum you will need a longer tube.) I did look into replacing the two 40-watt bulbs with LED ones, but the light socket has a candelabra base (i.e., small base) thus I was unable to find a LED bulb that has this type of base AND is dimmable.
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.
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Not sure what you mean about flush mount? The fan comes with a stem mounting system that is about four inches long. I think that is probably as close to the ceiling as you can get. I don't see how you could mount it any closer with how the housing is designed.