Raco Ceiling Fan Box With Brace Kit

It is useable in both old work and new work applications.

Raco ceiling fan box with brace kit.

The raco retro brace is used for support in installations of heavy lighting fixtures or ceiling paddle fans. And light fixtures up to 110 lbs. The retro brace with box is intended for installations of heavy lighting fixtures or ceiling paddle fans in old work or new work applications. Round ceiling fan and fixture box.

Retro brace old work ceiling fan support. Old work ceiling fan box with brace is an ul listed product for safety. Raco s grid brace is designed to support ceiling fans and heavy light fixtures in suspended ceilings. The product is approved for ceiling fans up to 70 lbs.

Choosing the correct ceiling fan box. Spacers are included to provide a flush professional finish in nearly any ceiling tile. Round ceiling box 2 1 8 in. The grid brace securely snaps onto the ceiling grid providing a quick secure installation.

Certifications download all leed statement nema os1. The saddle box ceiling box 4 in. The raco product number 936 is a complete kit with the raco steel electrical box retro brace and the raco insider. The raco 21 5 cu.

Raco 936 936 935 ceiling fan box and support is used to hang ceiling fans and light fixtures between joists or structural members safely and securely in old work applications where access is limited. The safety first ceiling brace spacer feet is to rest on the ceiling sheetrock when installed. Brace allows simple expansion adjustable form 16 to 24. Grid brace with 4 in.

The safety first ceiling brace and box kit is designed for the proper and safe support of a ceiling paddle fan light or chandelier fixture. Raco serves the needs of customers in a variety of market applications. It comes with knockout in the bottom for convenient access and exit. Terms and conditions hcc terms conditions.

For 16 in center joists. Look up your agent. We found one of the outlets in our house was shaking a lot more than we thought was normal so we took it apart to find the actual box was damaged.