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 Fan box for Drop ceiling
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12/02/06 11:44 AM
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Do they make a ceiling fan mounting box that mounts to a drop ceiling? (grid with tiles). Going in a lobby in a Doctors office. I heard they make a kit with a chain that holds it, but don't know the brand.
The Golden Rule - "The man with the gold makes the rule"
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Re: Fan box for Drop ceiling
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12/02/06 11:57 AM
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Bob Badger
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Re: Fan box for Drop ceiling
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12/05/06 12:59 AM
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The Golden Rule - "The man with the gold makes the rule"
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 Re: Fan box for Drop ceiling
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12/05/06 07:26 PM
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Wow. So THAT'S how it's done?! Never would have guessed. Yeah, thanks!! ![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/ubb/smile.gif)
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Re: Fan box for Drop ceiling
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12/05/06 10:50 PM
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iwire
The Arlington design is from me....
I gave it to Rex Moore some two years ago....
It was MY idea to use turnbuckles to solve a soft lid HEAVY pendant lighting situation in Grass Valley, California.
Weird, that Arlington quotes my Rex Moore buddy inre the time saved.
They don't deserve any patent since such an install is already 26 months old.
As for myself, impossible for me to receive $$$ for my idea. I'm not a manufacturing engineer.
BTW, my current employeer wanted to know why I wanted turnbuckles for just such an application -- recently -- and the very next day EC Mag shows the Arlington Ad.
"Timing is all." Shakespeare
Tesla
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