Arlington’s Fan/Fixture Mounting Boxes for Cathedral and Sloped Ceilings

Arlington fan Mount

 

Jan 20 2016

 

Arlington’s new fan/fixture mounting boxes are a quick, easy way to mount a fan or fixture on a cathedral or sloped ceiling. Both have installed steel mounting brackets that save time and money in new construction installations. For added convenience, the bracket is pre-drilled for screws and the ends are angled for easy fitting.

Features include the following:

• easy, secure installation: no loose parts; captive fan/fixture bracket installation screws

• installed NM cable connector and steel mounting bracket.

• 14.5 cubic inch box with 8” square mounting surface handles large fan canopies

• paintable, textured finish

• UL ratings — 70 lb fan; 200 lb fixture 

• CSA ratin: — 50 lb fan or fixture

• UL/CSA listed

 

Find out more: http://www.aifittings.com/landing/fbb450-fbb900.

 

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