I. Can the yurt mosquito net be hung with a ceiling fan?
The yurt mosquito net is widely used at home, because this kind of mosquito net has better sealing performance and strong anti-mosquito ability. There is also a disadvantage, that is, the interior may feel sultry, especially when the weather is hot, and the outside fan will not feel cool when blowing in. If it feels hot, you can consider installing a ceiling fan inside the mosquito net.
A fan can be installed in the yurt mosquito net, usually a ceiling fan installed on the top is used. Hanging the ceiling fan in the yurt mosquito net will feel cooler, but it should be noted that the ceiling fan will have A certain sound may affect sleep; in addition, if the ceiling fan is not installed firmly during installation, there will be a risk of the ceiling fan falling, so pay attention to the correct installation method, then how to install the ceiling fan in the yurt mosquito net?
Second, how to install a fan in a yurt mosquito net
A yurt mosquito net that can be installed with a ceiling fan usually comes with a fan rod, through which you can Hang the fan on the top of the mosquito net. The specific installation method is as follows:
1. After the yurt mosquito net is installed, find the position of the fan rod, and then find a thin wire or iron hook to hook it For ceiling fans, the selected thin wire or hook should be twisted by hand to see if it has enough torque.
2. Use a thin wire or an iron hook to tie the fan to the fan rod of the yurt mosquito net, try to see if the installation is firm, and move it a few times to see how stable it is.
3. After confirming the installation, connect the fan power supply, and then you can enjoy the fan effect inside the mosquito net.
The use of thin iron wire may not be very strong. If possible, you can buy a special rack for small ceiling fans (generally, there will be sales in places where small ceiling fans are sold), usually two stainless steel poles and a fixed frame , this installation is more troublesome, but more secure.
