I don't have an attic, can I still use the ceiling mount?
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I wish I could answer that with some authority but I cannot. I put in an area with a drop ceiling and attached it to a 2"x4".
1036994
You have to be able to put in lag bolts into a joist or stud in order to secure the mount.
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Janis, I don't see why not. It comes with a bunch of extra bolts for mounting. You can mount it to a ceiling joist, it comes with anchors bolts, even comes with bolts for concrete ceilings.
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yes you canI do not have an attic either in the place that I put this mount.I cut out the plaster board and put a 2 by 8 piece of wood between the rafters.I then replaced the plaster board and screwed the mount there.I also have a vaulted ceiling and this mount worked really well
645412
Yes, you can mount it by installing two screws then push and twist this unit over them --------------- or ------------use double-sided foam tape to hold it to the ceiling. It is pretty light!
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Yes, you can. I didn't mount mine because it's so easy to set it down wherever you want light; in addition, I didn't mount my light because it will make it difficult to change the batteries when necessary.
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No I don't think this would be a good way. If I was you and could get up into the attic I would nail or screw a 2x4, 2x6 or bigger between the ceiling joists, on the flat way. I even done this for all my ceiling fans, because the chains do get pulled, didn't want anything to come down. These work great for just a light or fan, even then I like to put wood up first to have a better hold. Sure hope this helps, ask more if need be. Rodney
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yes you can just mount it with anchors, but depends on the house you live in and how heavy your equipment is :) You can also find a stud or mount it onto a board too :)
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I don't have mine mounted. It just sits in the attic. Here are some of the companies recommendations. http://www.antennacraft.net/Antennas/AntennaMounts.html
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As the other two respondents said, I believe you could ceiling mount it, but it would not hang as in the photo because the mounting screw is on the back. The sensor would be pointing downward and the light would be angled 45 degrees from how it is pictured. All in all, I doubt it would be a good idea. Additionally, since it requires an electrical mounting ( it is not battery operated) it would require running wire and installing the outlet in the overhang.
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Yes. I mounted ours on a vaulted kitchen ceiling without any additional parts. Been working fine for several months.
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It can be ceiling mounted as is, but not where there is insulation contact or contact with other materials. This unit MUST have free air space around it.
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I don't really think so. I returned it because it was too small for my needs, but still, I think it was just for a wall mount. And anyway it's a plug-in, not made for ceilings.
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We have not hung ours up yet, actually didn't know you needed a mount...sorry
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This comes with a ceiling plate mount , bare wire and wire nuts. For my purpose, I purchased separate edison plugs and did away with the included mount.
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I also purchased the Peerless ACC570 Wood Joist Ceiling Mounts and the Adjustable Ext Column 6" To 9" because I didn't want it so close to the ceiling. But I believe that you can just mount the projector mount directly to the ceiling with four large screws that will allow you to turn it a little if needed.
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There isn't a way to mount to the ceiling unless you buy a ceiling mount that has a shelf to set the projector on.
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I ceiling mounted mine. The mount is universal. They don't recommend ceiling mounting, likely for liability reasons. I haven't had any problems. Mounts are secured in uility boxes in the ceiling using the faceplate as the mounting location.
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You would have to see if you can find a mounting plate adapter for that size or fabricate something yourself. (My vents are in the ceiling.)
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Yes, I have drop ceiling, mount it with no problem. The speakers are not heavey wt.Just, make small hole to just fit the back part of the speakers.