24" Downrod - Matte Black

Start from your ceiling height and target a blade height of about 8–9 feet. Subtract the fan body height to estimate the downrod needed.

Most homes feel best with blades around 8–9 feet above the floor—high enough for clearance, low enough for effective airflow at seating height.

Yes—follow your fan’s spec for diameter (often 3/4" or 1/2") and thread standard. Using the wrong spec can create play or void listings.

Stick to downrods from the same brand/system to ensure proper fit at the ball, yoke, and couplers. Cross‑brand mixing is risky.

Yes—pair with a slope ceiling kit rated for your angle. Ensure the ball and canopy have clearance throughout rotation.

Extending lead wires may be necessary; match gauge and insulation type per the manual and local code. Keep the equipment ground continuous.

A well‑installed long downrod shouldn’t wobble. Tighten set screws to spec, use a stabilization kit if recommended, and balance the blades.

Lowering the fan typically improves perceived airflow because air reaches occupants more directly, often allowing lower speed settings.

Manufacturers offer finishes to match fan bodies—brushed nickel, bronze, matte black, white, and more. Order matching SKUs for best color consistency.

Verify tight hardware, proper safety cable routing, and that the fan is secure in a fan‑rated box. Test at each speed and check for rub or wobble.