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Anonymous users2024-01-24No, and it's not strong.
All chandeliers and other reserved or embedded pendants must be fixed on the structure, and the installation must be taken seriously because it involves safety issues (falling).
If it is not good to hang due to height problems, it can be installed by other methods such as connecting guide rods.
Install the ceiling first, and then penetrate the ceiling with a lengthened screw to do expansion screw installation, so that the installation is firm, and does not affect the appearance, you can also install a wooden keel or blockboard on the two ends of the drying rack, and install it with self-tapping screws.
It depends on how big the space is, as long as the lights can cover the entire hall.
I don't think it's better to install chandeliers somewhere. It's determined by the difference in the floor of your home! >>>More
Enthusiastic 2010-04-20 Just to give a suggestion, since the decision to suspend the ceiling, now is basically to do the integrated ceiling, high-grade, and practical, the price is good, the whole down and gypsum board is not much worse, I live opposite the Jianhua market has a newly opened store, more cost-effective, recommend a word, I chose my home bought, red panda integrated ceiling, I hope to help you Follow-up: Integrated ceiling is generally only used in the kitchen and toilet. The living room does not need to have an integrated ceiling. >>>More
Chandelier installation: Large chandeliers are often installed under the floor slab or under the beam of the structural layer through booms or slings, and small chandeliers are often installed on the joists. >>>More