Hampton bay vaulted ceiling mount adapter? Do they exist?

Hampton Bay Ceiling Fans typically use a universal mounting system, which is compatible with most ceiling fan down rods and mounting brackets. If you have a 52 inch Hampton Bay Ceiling fan, you can use any standard mounting bracket and support bar (also known as a "J-Hook" or "Safety T-Bar") that is rated for ceiling fans up to the same weight and size. The weight of your specific fan should be listed in the product manual or on the manufacturer's website.

It's always a good idea to double-check the compatibility of any mounting hardware with your fan before purchasing, to ensure that it will provide a secure and stable installation.

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Yes. In flush mount configuration, it has about a 3" pole connecting the ball-mount that sits in the cup-shaped bracket. You just need to replace that short pole with one that is as long as you want. Lowe's Home Improvement or Home Depot sells them up to six feet long.

Go to home home depot or lowes . Thats were I go to match up fan parts for customers . Alot of those are universal . Hope this helps

Ok so here is the deal. No there does not seem to be a Hampton Bay specific mount. The mount that comes standard in most of the Hampton Bay fans can handle the angle of most standard (read: small) angles. I do not know if it will be the case with all Hunter products, but the adapter for the Hunter fan that I replaced, worked with my new Hampton Bay. So now, I have from the downrod up is from the original Hunter fan. Hope this helps.

on that base if you push it up aganst the ceiling and turn it clock wise then the base cover shoud release and slide down the rod

I suppose you can mount it as close to the ceiling as you want as long as the blades do not hit the ceiling. It being that close will not allow the air to flow as well if it was 6 to 12 inches lower.

not sure of your exact model...but I have installed many hampton bay fan... so far they have all worked for ceiling hugging mode.. keep reading your instructions

Buy a drill and drill bit and make a hole in the bracket where needed. To make installation easier, use a larger that needed drill bit and add washer to screw, won't look as professional but you are not a professional anyway. Who goes around looking at ceiling fan mounts anyway???

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