Can I safely hang this fan on my dog crate?
1786910
It has a nice size handle on it that swivels so i think you could easily figure out how to hang it some how. Hope this helps.
2028945
I wouldn't. The fan is very weak and probably wouldn't put out enough air for what you're trying to do.
725852
Not entirely sure about pet safety. I hung it by my furnace in the basement. Over protecting my house a little but hey! The price is well worth saving a potential problem.
413873
Generally, no. The fan does not have any hangers or holes to hook it to a wall. However, you could build a shelf and place the fan on it, but you would need to strap it down some way so it would not fall off. I believe this is meant to be placed on a floor or table.
1415191
This fan is a bit fragile, so you probably shouldn't try to use it any other way than just sitting on a countertop while you are parked. I doubt it would survive a 3 foot drop onto a hard surface. As others have said, you could fashion a bracket, use Velcro or epoxy. But, I've found that (no offense) people who ask a question at this level also are not up to fashioning their own custom mountings. So, just set it on a table or the floor. Other fan designs are more amenable to safe installation.
1911060
No it can not. But, if you cut down the extension rod to the minimum length it will actually hang down less than a traditional looking flush mounted fan. What I did is a little bit of trial and error, trimming down the rod a bit at a time until i had it as short as possible. What limits you is the upper "cone" must go on first and then you must hook the fan to the ceiling bracket prior to securing the upper cone. A little tricky to try to explain, but I think I got the rod down to 2.5" or so in length.
334750
Only possible if there is a wall shelf ( i.e. bookshelf, or piece of furniture ) available for the large clamp to attach to. Other than that, the entire clamp is removable and there are 4-rubber feet on the bottom next to the round switch for standing fan upright on a table or shelf, if preferred. This fan is best suited for limited "spot cooling" and needs placement relatively near a source for any usefulness.
615533
I would say no. The magnetic material is not really that strong. I put it on the ceiling fan and gravity keeps pulling it down. I had to anchor it down
560817
Possibly, if both the animal and fan are placed correctly. It works beautifully for people though.
1317003
I doubt that would be a good install method because this fan is made to mount in the upright position. It slides down over the mounting bracket and if it were upside down, gravity and vibration would cause it to fall.
969598
As long as the top of the unfinished window is strong enough to hold the fan's weight, you should be able to mount it using the bracket.
1642317
I'm sure you can. Just replace the given ones with concrete screws that are thick enough to hold the fan's weight. It is a really great fan...very powerful. Good luck!
1137683
I am 90% sure you can. The motor is connected to a half circular hanging bracket which allows it to level out when hung on an angle. The fan I hung this weekend is mounted by a square and is definitely able to be hung on an angle.
1095772
The bottom of the fan is encased, but if you had a lap board it would be better. I would be afraid if you had a soft downy type comforter it might go up in the enclosure. I hope this helps you.
1416872
If you saw it down you could. I think it's a waste to do that unless your really having venting issues out of the pole. You could cut the vent down to an inch above the singles then mount the fan over it.
1988420
I actually installed mine in a can light opening, using a can to fan converter kit also sold on Amazon. The fan has been up for over a year now with no problems or wobbling, so it is pretty stable. Mounting to the electric box in your ceiling (which are usually fixed to a ceiling strut) should be fine, at least in my opinion.
2094257
You would have to ask the manufacturer. I have had no trouble with the crate to date.