Desperately seeking bracket!

[mckathmick]

Hi everyone,

I am completely new to this and know nothing about fans.  I have a Nadair ceiling fan from the early 90s (?) and I can't have it installed because it is missing a bracket.  I have attached a couple photos.  Can anyone tell me where to find one?  

I would be so grateful to anyone who could help me. 

Thanks,

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[Jean Lemieux]

Bienvenue,

It seems that what you are missing is the mounting bracket. I cannot see well the canopy of the fan but an ordinary mounting bracket like the black ones they sell at Canadian Tire, Réno-Dépôt or Rona should work.

Exemple:
www.rona.ca/fr/support-pour-boule-cathedrale-1180196

[Max C.]

Jun 8, 2015 0:47:32 GMT -5 Jean Lemieux said:

Bienvenue,

It seems that what you are missing is the mounting bracket. I cannot see well the canopy of the fan but an ordinary mounting bracket like the black ones they sell at Canadian Tire, Réno-Dépôt or Rona should work.

Exemple:
www.rona.ca/fr/support-pour-boule-cathedrale-1180196

Neither of those would work with this type of canopy.  An appropriate replacement would actually be something like this:

www.montecarlofans.com/19674/Lighting-Fixture-MC95TW.html

[Jean Lemieux]

We cannot see well how the fan is made but in the worst case an ordinary black bracket would still hold the fan and the canopy could be attached by the holes on the bottom of it.

[Cole S.]

The flat Monte Carlo type one would be the correct type, but a generic bracket with holes for screws on the side near the ceiling would probably work just as well. It's hard to say without seeing more of the canopy, but I'm assuming there are the slots to slide up and twist to engage which would be fine.

Like these: www.menards.com/main/lighting-fans/kitchen-lighting-ceiling-fans/parts-accessories/steel-ball-hanger-bracket/p-2049695-c-7235.htm