Sloped Ceiling Canopy Kit - Matte Black

Use a slope kit when your ceiling angle exceeds the range of the standard canopy/ball system. The kit allows the fan to mount safely at higher angles.

Typical kits handle 30–45°; some go higher. Check the spec for maximum angle and match it to your ceiling pitch.

Yes—most vaulted installs still use a downrod to clear the slope and maintain blade‑to‑ceiling spacing. Follow the fan’s downrod chart.

Target blades 8–9 feet above the floor; measure vertical drop from the mounting point and choose a downrod that achieves that height.

The ball‑and‑socket design lets the motor hang plumb even when the ceiling is angled—provided you stay within the kit’s rated slope.

Use a fan‑rated box secured to structure and the bracket supplied with the kit. Follow the template for bolt patterns and support.

Often yes, but space is tighter. Plan receiver placement and wire slack carefully inside the canopy per the manual.

Performance is comparable to flat ceilings if clearances are met. Balance the fan as usual after installation.

Generally stick with the same brand as your fan to match ball, bracket, and canopy geometry. Cross‑brand mixing can cause fit problems.

Confirm angle rating, bracket and ball size, finish, and compatibility with your fan model. Review return policy in case of fit issues.