cagiva1983
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hi ya peeps. i have been looking all night for a fan to cyclate the air in my grow room. does any body now were i can get a small hanging fan from.
Grow room fans!!!!!
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StonedSurfer54
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wall mart?
Buy a fan and some screws...
I assume you could figure out the rest
I havent seen any hanging fans for retail... but then again, i'd never been on the look out for them either.
Good Luck Friend
Buy a fan and some screws...
I assume you could figure out the rest
I havent seen any hanging fans for retail... but then again, i'd never been on the look out for them either.
Good Luck Friend
StonedSurfer54
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Yeah yeah... Vinyl covered Ceiling hooks are perfect to hang anything... They literally screw right into where ever your putting them
Just go with Mr.Fishy's idea
** Vinyl covered hooks are also a great idea for fans... they can hold heavy things such as bikes and ladders... which you wont need, but at least you know they're reliable for heavier things...
Just go with Mr.Fishy's idea
** Vinyl covered hooks are also a great idea for fans... they can hold heavy things such as bikes and ladders... which you wont need, but at least you know they're reliable for heavier things...
panhead
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For $15 bucks at family dollar you can get a 20 inch floor model oscalating fan ,when you assemble the fan leave the bottom leg supports unattached,this will leave you with a nice 2x2 peice of metal at the bottom of the adjustable height post,the metal peice will allready have 4 holes pre drilled in it for attachment to the legs you left off durring assembly.
Take the fan & turn it upside down & screw the 2x2 plate to a joist in the ceiling,mounting this way takes up zero floor space & the fan can be pointed up or down & will still oscalate to move air around the room,the best part about using this method is that as your plants grow taller you can raise the fan height by adjusting the height post instead of remounting the fan.
Take the fan & turn it upside down & screw the 2x2 plate to a joist in the ceiling,mounting this way takes up zero floor space & the fan can be pointed up or down & will still oscalate to move air around the room,the best part about using this method is that as your plants grow taller you can raise the fan height by adjusting the height post instead of remounting the fan.
MrFishy
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Gee, what d'ya want, folks. Perfect solution. No Floor Space! If I can find one, it's done.
I've had a few of those 5$ W-Mart fans . . . very short life. End up spending more AND you have to go back to frickin' W-Mart. No thanks.
panhead
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It works excellent,in going on about 8 or 9 months with my family dollar fans hanging upside down like that,i'll try to popst a pic this evening,they are pretty good fans & they move a hell of a lot more than a box fan.Gee, what d'ya want, folks. Perfect solution. No Floor Space! If I can find one, it's done.
I've had a few of those 5$ W-Mart fans . . . very short life. End up spending more AND you have to go back to frickin' W-Mart. No thanks.
Is it just me or did manufacturers pull some goofy shit with new box fans,all the ones ive bought dont push shit for air compared to the oscalating fans.
inthecubard
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raid a pc case for the power and fan
StonedSurfer54
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panhead
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Cmon,those lil things are just silly,they dont move anywhere enough air,remember they are designed to circulate air in a pc case,maybe 3 cubic feet !.
panhead
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Gee, what d'ya want, folks. Perfect solution. No Floor Space! If I can find one, it's done.
I've had a few of those 5$ W-Mart fans . . . very short life. End up spending more AND you have to go back to frickin' W-Mart. No thanks.
Here's a few pics of how to mount them.
cagiva1983
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pic look really good. i will copy the way you have done your fans. cheers for every ones help. even the silly idea about using a computer fan.LOL.
panhead
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If you have very limited space a tower fan would work but they are not very powerfull at all,so far the strongest & most versitile fans ive found are 20 inch oscalating pedestal fans.
A very old thread I know. But has anyone any information on these rails the fans seem to be on? I have a wall mounted fan that moves alot of air, but the ability to move it vertically would save me lots of money.Here's a few pics of how to mount them.
RuchaYolanda
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I just got a 12 inch box fan and hung it with one of those yo-yo hangers they give you with the lights at htg supply - now I can move it up or down as needed.
Just a tip
YO
GibbsIt89
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whos ever picture that is has light mover rails that hes attached the fans too so they move with the light, or mayb they are just mounted there