AUNLPB 40-Inch Gray Ceiling Fan Downrod – Fits Sloped Ceilings Up To 20°, Extension Wires Included, Steel Construction





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If your ceiling fan is hanging too high or your ceilings are sloped, this 40-inch downrod from AUNLPB is exactly what you need.

It's a 40-inch extension pole in a sleek gray finish that matches most modern fans.

The rod is made from sturdy steel, so it's not gonna bend or sag under the weight of your fan.
It works on ceilings sloped up to 20 degrees, which covers most angled ceilings in residential homes.

Whether you're putting it in a living room with vaulted ceilings, a farmhouse with tall ceilings, a garage, or a covered patio, this downrod gets the fan down to the right height for optimal airflow.
It also includes extension wires (yes, wiring is included!), so you don't have to splice or extend wires yourself—just plug and go.
This downrod is specifically designed to work with AUNLPB ceiling fans, so if you've got one of theirs, it's a perfect match.

But it's also compatible with many other fans that use standard fittings.

The 40-inch length is great for high or sloping ceilings where the standard 6- or 12-inch rod just doesn't cut it.



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