Flush Mount Kit Iver - Matte White

A flush kit mounts the fan body close to the ceiling for low‑ceiling rooms. Use it when you need extra headroom and cannot use a downrod.

Airflow can decrease slightly because the fan is closer to the ceiling. Choose a model designed for hugger performance to maintain good CFM.

Only fans listed for flush conversion should be used. Use the brand’s kit that matches your exact model for safety and listing compliance.

Generally no—flush fans are for level ceilings. Use a short downrod with a slope adapter if you have an angled ceiling.

Blade‑to‑ceiling clearance varies by model; check the spec sheet. Many flush fans keep blades 6–8 inches from the ceiling.

Some kits limit accessory space. Verify compatibility with light kits, remotes, and receivers, as tight canopies can be crowded.

Maintain at least 7 feet from floor to blades (more where code requires). Confirm that door swings and bunk beds clear the fan circle.

Tighten all mounting screws, ensure the bracket is level, and balance the blades. Rubber isolation washers can help reduce vibration.

Bedrooms, hallways, and low‑ceiling living rooms benefit most. For porches, choose damp‑rated flush fans.

Confirm model compatibility, included hardware, and whether a separate canopy is required. Review any limitations on light kits or receivers.