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Anonymous users2024-01-23Lamps and lanterns must not be embedded in the ceiling, only a suspended ceiling, or a pedestal.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22No, is the ceiling of your bathroom plasterboard? If it is an aluminum buckle ceiling, it has the same size of the embedded lamp, just buckle it directly, and the premise is that there is electricity!
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Anonymous users2024-01-21As it was said upstairs, do the pedestal.
This problem should be very simple, you first determine the location of the installation of the ceiling lamp, then pre-place a wooden board on the top of this position, and fix it, then install the integrated ceiling, and pull out the power cord, and finally fix the ceiling lamp on the wooden board above this position.
1. The low wall or stiffeners around the bathtub should have sufficient support, and the surrounding sand should be compacted and compacted; >>>More
1. Disassembly of ceiling lamp:
First of all, remove the lampshade, the lampshade is the simplest, there should be a small arrow on the side of the mask, you press it to open, it is a live clip, you will see the wiring after removing the lampshade, remove the zero line of the live wire with a screwdriver, and finally remove the chassis directly. There is also a kind of embedded ceiling lamp that is fixed with a live clip, and there is no screw, so just pull it down directly, and the clip on the chassis is just stuck on the ceiling, and you can take it off. >>>More
1. Cut off the power supply, be sure to pay attention to safety; >>>More
Just buy one, and the lamps and lanterns are all sold. If you are under warranty, call customer service.