Here, we'll show you how to remove an old light and install a ceiling fan mounting bracket so you can properly install a new ceiling fan.

There’s really no problem in replacing an existing light fixture with a ceiling fan in terms of the electrical needs. But what you really have to be careful of is to make sure the electrical box ...

First remove the existing light fixture; you should find a junction box behind it. If it is a metal box, go up into your attic and brace it with 2x4s between ceiling joists.

Many fans now also have an optional remote-control wall switch that will control both the fan and light if the fan is replacing a ceiling light. The first step is to install a new metal electrical ...

When it's time to install, if you're replacing a light fixture with a ceiling fan, check to ensure that the electric box can support the weight. Your fan is going to gather dust and even pollen.

You mention that you have an existing light fixture, but that does not necessarily mean that the ceiling box is rated for a ceiling fan. An electrical box approved for a ceiling fan will be made ...

Whether you’re looking to update an old bladed fan or install a new one, a bladeless ceiling fan might be the way to go. Despite the name, bladeless fans have blades, but they’re hidden… ...