Review on Westinghouse Lighting 0110000 Saf-T-Brace for Ceiling Fans with Twist and Lock Mechanism - 3 Teeth, Silver (Pack of 1) by Puggzy Wallin

I waited a whole year to install a ceiling fan because I didn't want to crawl into my attic to install a wooden brace between the ceiling joists to support the fan. I saw this device on an episode of Ask This Old House and it looked exactly what I needed. The spacing between the joists is about 24 inches so this required maximum stretching. I found that the threads on the bar are quite rough and as a result it was a bit difficult to turn the bar without turning the bar. I suppose I could try using some WD40 but that was plan B if I couldn't get it without it. Also, before being inserted into the tree, the triangular legs were usually displaced. So it took some patience, but after about 5 minutes it was installed. They also offer a small magnet which is great for holding the connection. box to the bracket, try to insert the screws into the bracket to secure it. Attach them to the bracket. Once the ceiling fan was installed (maximum weight for the mount's rating), it was solid. No hesitation at all. I need to fit another fan and will definitely use it again. I have also recommended this to some friends and they also think it is the best tool for the job.