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#52145 05/21/05 11:37 AM
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So what's the problem? I do it the "old fashioned" way...use a 4-square box with a (round) mud ring appropriate to the drywall. I cut the hole, go to the attic, set the 2x4 in place over the box, then return below to anchor the box. With luck :-) tha't my only attic trip.

#52146 05/21/05 12:08 PM
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I use the Westinghouse version of the twist in place brace and it comes with a 2 in deep box. After I set the brace I give a quick hang on the bar and have never had one move.

#52147 05/21/05 02:42 PM
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reno, is that 4 inch square and mud ring approved for ceiling fans? Steve..

#52148 05/21/05 04:19 PM
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This looks like the same thing Rich linked to. If it the same they are built like tanks.
http://www.passandseymour.com/pdf/P02.pdf

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