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10 years ago
We want to replace our current fan that is operated from the wall. Is this compatible? Also-can it be mounted on an angled ceiling?
Torsion Fan Dark Bronze/Black Blades, 62" · More Info

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    10 years ago

    You will need a modern fan wall control. They are as little as $8. Yes, you can mount on a sloped ceiling up to 33 degrees as the fan is. If you have a slope that is steeper, you will need an adapter which goes up to 45 degrees. Let me know any questions. If you want the wall control or adapter, please note in the order with your phone number.

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