The Caddy Telescopic Ceiling Fan Bracket is a revolutionary product that allows the electrician to quickly mount a ceiling fan between joists, without the laborious process of installing a timber. You can choose between mounting flush with the joists, or recessed in the ceiling by simply bending at the pre-notched fold points.
The telescoping design allows flexible mounting, especially between irregular joist spacings, and can be mounted to timber or steel frames. The brackets have pre-drilled holes to allow easy mounting of the fan or other electrical appliance with nothing but a screwdriver.
Specifications:
Material: Hot Dip Galvanized Steel
Stud Spacing: 406-605mm
Maximum load rating for fan: 15.9 Kg
Maximum load rating for light or other fixed object: 23Kg
Box QTY: 25 pcs
Released: January 2025
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