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c.c

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May 3, 2025
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How much weight can a fan hold of a person hanging from it before it breaks down???
 
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Apr 10, 2025
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It depends on the weakest link between fan, pole, mounts, etc.

It could be as little as 5kg or as much as 100kg
 
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TransTaxEvader

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Feb 22, 2025
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not much, coming from someone who used to clean homes, they're very flimsy
 
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May 21, 2023
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It's impossible to say but you can easily test it.

Tie a rope to it, hold it with your hands and swing freely. If it holds for some time it's probably strong enough for hanging, too.
 
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locked*n*loaded

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Apr 15, 2022
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I highly doubt a shitty ceiling fan made out of crappy sheet and pot metal is going to be strong enough to support human weight, even a small person's weight.
 
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Pale_Rider

Pale_Rider

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Apr 21, 2025
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I tested my ceiling fan now I'm in trouble.
 
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cemeteryismyhome

cemeteryismyhome

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Mar 15, 2025
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I wouldn't trust a ceiling fan. I thought of getting one for my house and did a lot of reading and videos on how to install. They're not meant to support much weight.
 
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Jade10666

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Apr 8, 2025
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I'm hotels some will have breakaway ceiling fans or lights on can't support your weight
 
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c.c

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How do you "test" it by HANGING from your NECK?
I did tie the knot and everything but kept the height a bit low and had a bunk bed on the side and i did kick the stool away and was hanging for 2-3sec and then held onto the bunk bed's railing and removed the rope and got down
 
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I did tie the knot and everything but kept the height a bit low and had a bunk bed on the side and i did kick the stool away and was hanging for 2-3sec and then held onto the bunk bed's railing and removed the rope and got down
Ok...... Maybe it will hold you. Could also tie a weight of some type equivalent to your weight and see if it will hold it longer term.
 
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bankai

bankai

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Mar 16, 2025
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Also, it's the summertime. You're going to need that fan to cool you down. Don't risk breaking it.
 
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