[butcher733]

I almost did to find out how they supported that fan!

 

[kgb62]

I use these.

 

[butcher733]

I use these.

Maybe I should clarify that the fan is sharing space with a 2x4 drop in light.

 

[kgb62]

Maybe I should clarify that the fan is sharing space with a 2x4 drop in light.

Haha. I didnt see that. Think I would ask for a table NOT under that fan.

 

[dspiffy]

I'm betting on, sheet metal screws into the ceiling grid.

 

[five.five-six]

a good reason to stand on a table in a crowded restaurant.

Would be to show off your bewbs.


And Dennis, no more of your man boob pictures. I m sure you have quit a collection, it's just that none of us want to see them :thumbup:

 

[wendon]

Would be to show off your bewbs.


And Dennis, no more of your man boob pictures. I m sure you have quit a collection, it's just that none of us want to see them :thumbup:

I'd second that!

 

[Champ Sessions]

Look as if he is in the center ofthe grid. He may have dropped all thread. I can't tell fo show.

 

[3xdad]

i'll guess......long down rod to the fan bracket screwed into a wood scab with 1 5/8 drywall screws....no box.....flying splice.

Meh, why not think the worst?

 

[Big John]

Maybe I should clarify that the fan is sharing space with a 2x4 drop in light.

It had to go there. He wanted to pick up power off that fixture and the idiots that built that fan made the wires real short.

 

[dspiffy]

i'll guess......long down rod to the fan bracket screwed into a wood scab with 1 5/8 drywall screws....no box.....flying splice.

Meh, why not think the worst?

I can see the canopy, it's right square on the grid. I cant see how they'd do that unless it was attached to the grid.