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Saf-T-Brace for Ceiling Fans, Mounting Bracket with Adjustable Bar Hanger, 1-1/2'' Deep, 2 1/2'' Knockouts, Fits 16-24in Joist Spaces, Electrical Box for Fan/Light Fixtures(1 Pack)

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About this item

  • Safety and Quality: Constructed using the welded method, this light fixture mounting bracket is sturdy, strong, and has ample space for electrical connections. The raised ground and combination screw heads make installation simple.
  • Multi-application: Designed for versatile usage, this ceiling fan box has two 1/2'' knockouts and two pre-assembled clamps that can be used with non metallic sheath cable or flexible metal conduit.
  • Adjustable: This ceiling fan bracket has a bar hanger that is adjustable from 16 to 24 inches. At 24'' center, it is rated for max. weight of 35 lb. fans and 50 lb. light fixtures. At 16'' center, it is rated for max. weight of 70 lb. fans and 110 lb. fixtures.
  • Easy Installation: This ceiling fan box mount has adhesive padding to temporarily hold the ceiling fan hanging bracket in place during installation, enabling the installer to easily secure the screws.



4.4 out of 5 stars Best Sellers Rank
  • #223,015 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement)
  • #18 in Ceiling Fan Mount Adapters
 Date First Available July 28, 2024

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Jon Gietzen
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2024
I liked the look of this product and I thought that the price was very good. I should’ve looked closer. I made an assumption. The ones that I have used previously had a bracket that you could screw into the ceiling joist. And you could do all of your retrofit through the old outlet hole. This one is intended for you to screw screws into the in pieces. This will only work if you have access to new construction or if you have attic access. The picture with the pry bar shows the far end of the bracket with the bend in the pry bar being approximately where the ceiling access hole was located. There’s no way that I would install this in my current home. I bought this when we bought the home and then we left for a couple of montsh and I have missed the return window. I’ll chalk that up to Experience. Otherwise, this appears to be very well-made and would be a good ceiling fan bracket as long as you understand the limitations of how it can be used.