2 Pack Ceiling Fan Adapter Plate, Universal 4 Inch Ceiling Light Mounting Bracket, Steel Junction Box Adapter with Ground Screw, Light Fixture Mounting Bracket, Light Crossbar for Wall or Ceiling

Worked well to install new ceiling fans into old boxes

Was upgrading the ceiling fans of my 1950’s house and realized the bracket for the fan didn’t line up with the ceiling fan box I had. This bracket is exactly what I needed to make everything line up properly with a very sturdy connection. Highly recommend for anyone who is having trouble lining up the bracket holes of their ceiling fan with their ceiling fan box.

The original swivel "X" type of mount had become loose on my outdoor light fixture. After looking through some videos, I saw a use of this type of mount. No moving parts means nothing will come loose. It comes with screws that fit the screw holes to fit most gang boxes. This was the solution to my problem.

This collar has a lot of options for installing odd lighting. It worked for me installing vintage lighting, although just barely. They could still improve it with more slots and holes, but it did work in the end and I was going crazy trying to find hardware that would couple my lights to the wall.

Adapter plate worked great. I have a very old house with old junction boxes and this plate allowed me to mount a modern ceiling fan without much issue at all. Also, is should be noted that the holes in the plate are pre-threaded, so you don’t have to tap them in the event you need (like me) to screw bolts up into the plate (just need to drill clearance in the wall/ceiling for the bolts).

I bought a silly light fixture that wanted you to shove the connection back into the ceiling but the plate had a middle section. Bought this and had it installed in minutes. Good thick metal.

PEESIN 2 Pack Ceiling Fan Adapter Plate, Universal 4 Inch Ceiling Light Mounting Bracket worked for mounting on 4" pancake style metal junction box and was the only one I found available to do the job of aligning mounting screws with lighting fixture keyhole slots. The mounting bracket flexes and bends easily, wobbly supporting an 11lb, 4ft light fixture. You'd definitely want to secure the ends of the fixture to have confidence in stability. The mounting screws have soft, small heads that barely hold in the keyhole slots and easily stripped by hand tightening. I used two, more solid, truss head #8-32 screws that worked perfectly.

Because nothing these days will line up with a 1920s home. I purchased these to mount new light fixtures in a 1920s home and they worked like a charm. Would purchase again.