Movable wall fans.
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This would be too far from the wall. and would nee too many fans.
yes! the unistrut is what im talking about. Can you please share some pics
Could you take one more shot of how you have the fan mounded to the bracket. What kind of fan is this?
Renfro
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Grab those fans off amazon, they last forever and move a lot of air. I put mine on a variac and I put the fans on their slow speed and then even slow it more with the variac.
These are the fans I recommend, they last a LOT longer than those cheap plastic air king fans.
These are the fans I recommend, they last a LOT longer than those cheap plastic air king fans.
Renfro
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Run a screw through the back of the spring nut, a touch of red locktite on the threads right up by the head of the screw, this will keep it locked into the spring nut (sans spring). Then you just use a wingnut to hold the fan to the spring nut/channel. Zoom in on the images I posted all the info you need has been provided.
24 inches is too big for my room. ill have to think of something to mount a hurricane or 16 inch fan like that
Mak'er Grow
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The basics can be anything really...pole and U-Bolts with a few wing nuts would work prob.
Now just guessing the basic fan setup you have is where its screwed in 1 spot on a wall...repeatedly for all the others.
Pole in pic can be any length you need to alter the heights...loosen wing nuts, adjust, tighten wing nuts...done.
Either screw or bolt pole to wall.
And no laughing at my perfect paint skills...lol
Now just guessing the basic fan setup you have is where its screwed in 1 spot on a wall...repeatedly for all the others.
Pole in pic can be any length you need to alter the heights...loosen wing nuts, adjust, tighten wing nuts...done.
Either screw or bolt pole to wall.
And no laughing at my perfect paint skills...lol
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Renfro
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Honestly, it seems like space is at a premium and pretty much any solution will push the fan out farther from the wall. You may just want to try and get some extra hangar brackets for the fans, they die all the time anyways so buy twice as many as you need and have backups. Use the extra brackets to have a high and low hanging position.
I have some of those hurricane fans in my flowering rooms and they do die a LOT. It's rare one makes it through 6 months, so having spares is good. I just keep taking them back to the store and exchanging them.
I have some of those hurricane fans in my flowering rooms and they do die a LOT. It's rare one makes it through 6 months, so having spares is good. I just keep taking them back to the store and exchanging them.
You are right. they need to be replaced all the time.