outdoor pendant lights for sloped ceiling


  

outdoor pendant lights for sloped ceiling



Sloped Ceiling Adapter by Casablanca Sloped Ceiling Adapter by Casablanca
$39

The Casablanca Sloped Ceiling Adapter, was designed to meet the needs of buildings and houses with sloped ceilings. Casablanca Fan Company, headquartered in Pomona, California, offers high-quality ceiling fans in a range of timeless styles that are engineered for superior energy efficiency. The Casablanca Sloped Ceiling Adapter is available with the following: Included Features: White Paintable finish. Shipping: This item usually ships within five business days.
Sloped Ceiling Kit by Emerson Sloped Ceiling Kit by Emerson
$51

The Emerson Sloped Ceiling Kit meets the needs of buildings and houses with sloped ceilings. Emerson Fan Company headquartered in Saint Louis, Missouri, pairs time-honored craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology to create quiet, high-quality ceiling fans that enhance interior and exterior. The Emerson Sloped Ceiling Kit is available with the following: Options: Finish: Aged Walnut, Antique Brass, Antique Pewter, Appliance White, Barbeque Black, Brushed Steel, Chalk, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Pewter, Polished Brass, Summer White, or Weathered Bronze.Shipping: This item usually ships within 1-2 Days.
Sloped Ceiling Canopy Kit Sloped Ceiling Canopy Kit
$19

The Monte Carlo Sloped Ceiling Canopy Kit simplifies installation of a Monte Carlo ceiling fan on a vaulted ceiling. The Sloped Canopy Kit is for sloped ceilings with a pitch up to 46 degrees. The Monte Carlo Fan Company combines style, technology, and design to offer a diverse and comprehensive product line. The Monte Carlo Sloped Ceiling Canopy Kit is available with the following: Options:Finish: Aged Fresco, Aged Tortoise Shell, Antique Brass, British Bronze, Brushed Pewter, Brushed Steel, Corinthian Bronze (shown), English Pewter, Espresso White, Florentine Bronze, Galvanized, Iberian Bronze, Irish Slate, Matte Black, Mojave, Old Chicago, Peruvian Bronze, Polished Brass, Roman Bronze, Sicilian Stone, Textured Antique White, Textured White, Titanium, Tuscan Bronze, Walnut, Weathered Iron, or White.Shipping: This item usually ships in 4-5 business days.
Revere Outdoor Pendant by Hinkley Lighting Revere Outdoor Pendant by Hinkley Lighting
$389

The Hinkley Lighting Revere Outdoor Pendant will have you saying, 'One if by land, two if by sea.' Its rustic, Colonial design, clear seedy glass and rich Sienna finish all pay tribute to Paul Revere's historical 'Midnight Ride' and give this pendant an antique look perfect for early American homes. Cleveland-based Hinkley Lighting is driven by a passion to combine design and function to create exceptional lighting solutions. Family-owned Hinkley began as a traditional lantern company in 1922, and, still today, they produce top quality outdoor lighting. Hinkley Lighting has also expanded to include a full range of interior lighting solutions, including chandeliers, sconces, pendants and vanity lights. The Hinkley Lighting Revere Outdoor Pendant is available with the following: Details:Clear Seedy glass shadeBrass constructionSienna finishRound ceiling canopy5' chainUL Listed for damp locations. Install in protected, fully covered outdoor locations only. More about UL Listings. Lighting: Three 60 Watt 120 Volt Candelabra Base Incandescent lamps (not included). Shipping: This item usually ships within 7 days. Dimensions: Suspension: Overall Length Adjustable to 80.5 In. Chain: Length 60 In. Fixture: Height 20.5 In., Width 7 In. Ceiling Canopy: Diameter 5 In.
Wind Outdoor Ceiling Pendant by Vibia Wind Outdoor Ceiling Pendant by Vibia
$1340

The Vibia Wind Outdoor Ceiling Pendant is perfect for outdoor patios and porches, made of UV protected fiberglass and resin. The outer shade is hand-woven, creating fascinating shadows as light passes through the inner diffuser. The available colors pop against any background. Vibia, headquartered in Barcelona, Spain, designs and manufactures modern and contemporary lighting and living accessories. The entire Vibia line features works by prominent designers known for superb European lighting. The Vibia Wind Outdoor Ceiling Pendant is available with the following: Details:Hand-woven fiberglass shade with acrylic diffuserMetal supportsRound ceiling canopy157.5" suspension cordCeiling canopy finish matches shade colorUV stabilized paint prevents fadingETL Listed for wet locationsColor Temperature for LED option: 3000 KMade in SpainDesigned by Jordi VilardellOptions:Color: Black, Green, Orange, or White.Lamping: Fluorescent, or LED.Lighting:Fluorescent option utilizes one 40 Watt 120 Volt Type T5 Fluorescent lamp (not included).LED option utilizes one 3 Watt 120 Volt LED lamp (included).Shipping: This item usually ships within five business days. Dimensions: Fluorescent Ceiling Canopy: Width 8 In. Fluorescent Option: Overall Hanging Length Adjustable to 157.5 In., Overall Diameter 23.5 In. LED Ceiling Canopy: Overall Diameter 6.75 In. LED Option: Overall Hanging Length Adjustable to 157.5 In., Overall Diameter 8 In.
Sloped Ceiling Adaptor for Jellyfish by Quorum Sloped Ceiling Adaptor for Jellyfish by Quorum
$32

The Quorum Sloped Ceiling Adaptor for Jellyfish simplifies installation of the Quorum Jellyfish ceiling fan on a vaulted ceiling. The Jellyfish Adaptor is for ceilings with a pitch up to 30 degrees. Unique products for unique customers. That's what Quorum International has been creating since 1981. From their headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas, Quorum designs ceiling fans and lighting fixtures in a wide range of styles to meet a wide range of discerning tastes. The high quality of these pieces ensures that their beauty will last for many years to come. The Quorum Sloped Ceiling Adaptor for Jellyfish is available with the following: Included Features:Chrome finish.One 12 in. downrod.One yoke.Shipping: This brand usually ships within three-to-five business days.
Sloped Ceiling Kit by Hunter Fans Sloped Ceiling Kit by Hunter Fans
$21.6

The Hunter Fans Sloped Ceiling Kit meets the needs of buildings and houses with sloped ceilings. For more than 120 years, Hunter Fans has combined traditional craftsmanship with modern technical and design innovations to pioneer new and smarter ways to circulate air in the home. The entire line of Hunter ceiling fans testifies to their dedication to quality and fashion-forward design. The Hunter Fans Sloped Ceiling Kit is available with the following: Included Features: Up to 45 degree ceiling mount.Options: Finish: Antique Brass, Black, Brushed Nickel, Chestnut Brown (shown), Cocoa, Hunter Bright Brass, Iron, Matte Black, Provencal Gold, Weathered Brick, Weathered Bronze, or White.Shipping: This item usually ships within 1-2 weeks.

Providing proper attic ventilation is one of… or rather the most important issue associated with this area, having huge impact on your house “health” and proper functionality (especially in cold climates).

As long as you have an attic (most likely if your house has a pitched roof and none or partial cathedral ceilings), it should be accessible, and periodically checked for any abnormalities.

Believe it or not – many of the home owners don’t even realize, that there’s an attic, and how important it is to maintain attic ventilation and control amount of moisture migrating into this area. Providing attic ventilation by using a combination of various types of attic / roof vents, plays a key role in preventing such problems as mold growth, and ice damming…

Attic air circulation / How much of that air circulating through your attic you really need…

You can find various attic ventilation calculators online, to give you explanation in numbers, and I’ll try to add a few words to it.

  • Basic attic ventilation principal is to keep that unused section of our house as cool as possible – critical condition during the cold season – dividing amount of the roof upper and lower vents 50/50.

Some of us think absolutely opposite, and seal all of the attic ventilation ports, sometimes insulate roof decking (in unconditioned attics), assuming that such action will lower the utility bill. Unfortunately, by doing that, they are creating ideal attic mold growing environment (moist and warmer than exterior).

You can partially determine how good is your attic ventilation by examining roof surface during the winter (from the ground of course!). After some snow accumulates on a pitched roof surface, observe it over the next few days. If your roof remains snow covered, there’s a good chance that your attic ventilation, and attic floor insulation are adequate.

That might also be a proof that whatever heat is being transferred through the attic floor (house ceiling), and all other penetrations between the house – an attic area, has enough escape routes.

Any roof surface section, where snow starts disappearing, usually corresponds to a heat source in the attic, or pin-points attic part where the warm air has been trapped, instead of being vented to the exterior. With ambient temperature above freezing, such investigation might not be accurate, and you’ll need to open the attic hatch…

The ideal roof / attic ventilation would consists of combination of vents located in:

  • upper section of the attic (ridge vents, turbine, box shaped or dome static vents, electric motor powered vents)
  • vents installed along the bottom parts of the roof overhang, called intake, or soffit vents, hip vents, and / or
  • gable vents

Roofs with no, or very small overhang might be able to utilize “vented drip edge” type vent.

Do not combine attic gable vents with roof soffit and ridge / upper roof vent systems – it might disturb attic ventilation / air circulation process.

How Many Attic Vents Your Roof Needs

Industry standards for proper attic ventilation recommend:

  • For no vapor retarder type of attic insulation – no paper, plastic or aluminum layer between the attic floor and insulation layer – 1 sq. foot of ventilation for every 150 sq. feet of attic space divided 50 / 50 between the inlets and outlets.
  • For vapor retarder equipped attic insulation (for example fiberglass blankets/bats with paper facing), you should have 1 sq. foot for every 300 sq. feet of attic space – assuming that everything else is perfect

Complexity of some roofs might prevent such installations, and compromise proper attic ventilation, but each of those “unique” designs would have to be examined and discussed separately. Lets assume, that we have as many venting ports as we should (based on simple formula above, and house exterior examination), and that everything was installed the way it should be, without cheating…

We can only see roof soffit vent cover, and expect to have an opening behind it. Once installed, it is hard to determine, if the cover has been secured directly over the cut-out in soffit board. The easiest way would be to access attic area, and check for a light shining through the soffit vents, you should be able to see it from access point.

However, in some cases, you might have to walk further from the attic entrance – be extremely careful if you decide to do that – use good source of light and watch your steps, because most of the attics have no floor boards installed, and you have to step on framing members.

If roof soffit vents are visible on exterior, but you can’t see any light shinning through them, there are moisture / condensation stains on the roof framing and / or decking, your attic ventilation could be suffering. Some things to expect:

  • roof soffit vents are clogged with dust or several coats of paint (they should be cleaned if possible or replaced)
  • roof soffit vents are sealed with attic floor insulation, so called – vent chutes / baffles correct this problem, and they should be installed in rafter / truss spaces corresponding to soffit vents on exterior, or in all spaces – they are cheap and more can only do better
  • roof soffit vents might only exist on exterior – there’s no cut-outs underneath (have some new vents installed or correct current installation to improve attic ventilation).

Most common problem with gable and roof top vents is that they get clogged by bird nests or dust / lint, which compromises ventilation. If that happens, just clean it periodically and if wire screen is damaged – replace it.

Some people install screens on the inside (from the attic), covering cut-out in roof decking board…, it is easier and it does prevent rodents penetration, but it is still great spot for a bird nest.

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