Ceiling Fan Downrod

A ceiling fan downrod connects the ceiling fan body to the mounting hardware on your ceiling to ensure secure, efficient, and wobble-free performance. Ideal for rooms with a ceiling height over 9 feet, downrods lower your fan, bringing it closer to you and your guests for optimal and efficient comfort. In unique spaces, like those with vaulted ceilings, downrods ensure that your fan can be securely mounted with enough clearance to keep the blades from hitting drywall or wood beams.At Hunter, we offer downrods in a variety of lengths ranging from 12 to 72 inches so you can select the best fit for each space. Our downrods are easy to install and simple to pair with the ceiling fan that suits your aesthetic.

DOWNRODS TO MATCH OUR CEILING FAN COLLECTIONS

Hunter downrods make it easy to mount your fan at the right height in rooms where ceiling angles and height are a concern. They can also enhance your decor and tie in with your room design. We offer ceiling fan downrods in a range of finishes so you can find the perfect color to enhance your room's appearance and complement your favorite fans. Modern chrome, brushed nickel, iron, and unique specialty finishes, like antiqued bronze, can make your ceiling fan a defining part of your home's style.Functional and beautiful, Hunter downrods are essential accessories for certain spaces. Browse our collection to match the right ceiling fan with the perfect downrod for your home.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a downrod for my ceiling fan?

If your ceiling height is 8 feet or less, you will need a low-profile, or flush-mount ceiling fan that has no downrod. If your ceiling is angled or has a height of 9 feet or more, you’ll need a ceiling fan downrod. A downrod allows your ceiling fan to hang at the ideal height to effectively direct the airflow throughout the space, while at the same time providing safe overhead clearance.

How long of a downrod do I need for my ceiling fan?

The downrod length you need will depend on the height of your ceiling. Starting with a 9-foot ceiling, you’ll need a 12-inch downrod, and the required downrod length will increase as the ceiling height increases. So, if you have a high ceiling of 15 feet, you’ll need a 72-inch downrod. Learn more about downrod length in our Measuring a Ceiling Fan guide.