Retrofit Ceiling Fan Saf-T-Brace

Ceiling fans are a great way to improve air circulation and keep your home cool and comfortable. However, if your ceiling fan is not properly installed, it can be a safety hazard. A ceiling fan that is not securely mounted can fall and cause serious injury or even death.

One of the most common causes of ceiling fan accidents is the failure of the mounting bracket. The mounting bracket is the metal bracket that attaches the ceiling fan to the ceiling. If the mounting bracket is not properly installed, it can put too much stress on the ceiling and cause it to fail.

Another common cause of ceiling fan accidents is the failure of the downrod. The downrod is the metal rod that connects the ceiling fan to the mounting bracket. If the downrod is not properly installed, it can cause the ceiling fan to wobble or vibrate. This can lead to the failure of the mounting bracket or the downrod itself.

If you are concerned about the safety of your ceiling fan, you can install a Saf-T-Brace. A Saf-T-Brace is a metal bracket that provides additional support for the ceiling fan. It is installed between the ceiling fan and the ceiling, and it helps to prevent the ceiling fan from falling.

Saf-T-Braces are available in a variety of sizes to fit most ceiling fans. They are easy to install, and they can be purchased at most hardware stores. If you are not comfortable installing a Saf-T-Brace yourself, you can hire a qualified electrician to do it for you.

Installing a Saf-T-Brace is a simple and inexpensive way to improve the safety of your ceiling fan. If you are concerned about the safety of your ceiling fan, I recommend that you install a Saf-T-Brace today.

Benefits of Installing a Saf-T-Brace:

Provides additional support for the ceiling fan
Helps to prevent the ceiling fan from falling
Easy to install
Available in a variety of sizes to fit most ceiling fans
Inexpensive

How to Install a Saf-T-Brace:

1. Turn off the power to the ceiling fan at the circuit breaker. 2. Remove the ceiling fan from the mounting bracket. 3. Install the Saf-T-Brace between the ceiling fan and the ceiling. 4. Reinstall the ceiling fan on the mounting bracket. 5. Turn on the power to the ceiling fan at the circuit breaker.