Are “studs” getting in the way of your pot lights? We have a solution for you! #Lighting #DIY

[chrisgrimwood]

“There’s a stud up there” perfect cinema😂🙌🏻

[zacharykorbet]

LMAO it's called a joist😂😂😂 God love you

[ffebwmf]

Waffle lights, I use alot of them. Installed by a Stud.

[JC-wvtu]

Its hard to get me to laugh at post like this, but this shit had me cryin 😂😂😂

[jeboccuzzi]

It’s not called a stud. Studs are located in walls. It’s a joist.

[questiontime]

wafer lightings needs at least 3 inches above for heat displacement away from joists, or you'll run the risk of a fire.

[adrianpoe]

I’m looking for these and I like the plug in shown. But what ones are like that and don’t have a larger driver box? Or do they and that’s already up there? I’m working with a outdoor false ceiling kinda deal and only have 2”

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[standtall]

Yes, I did. I have used them for years.

[lamarfwm]

what power source is that light connected to

[DeanDoneDidit]

What brand lights are those? I'm looking to replace my current slim pot lights with ones that are a cooler color temp like 5000k but having a problem finding lights with those connectors like in your video. 🙏

[markgibson]

What's the name of those lights that you put in the ceiling and can i find it on amazon

[ethanrudat]

Maybe this is the actor from the tv show You

[AllenYuan]

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[teamvictory]

What’s that sound when you turn in the led lights?

[kylanhaddow]

Fk it covers more than 50% and the tabs wont close what now??!!

[k]

This lights have been around for years

[jmeszi]

Just drill the damn joist out to allow the wafers to suck right into place

[Grejegando]

Fkn MISLEADING & IGNORANT.

1) This isn't a stud, it's a joist.

2) If the joist covers 50% or more of your hole you cannot fix this pot light. The two spring-loaded clips on the pot light frame are sitting on its diameter, meaning to say if you drew a line between them you'd split the potlight in half. Those clips need enough clearance around them to pass into the ceiling and latch onto the drywall from the top. Therefore if your JOIST is covering almost 50% or more of the hole you drilled you can't mount that pot light up there. The pot light's recessed portion will fit in there easily but the housing that goes into the ceiling will not (because of those mounting clips).

Please be careful before you blindly follow this careless advice and plan your pot light locations in advance accordingly. If you are replacing an old light fixture that sits in the middle of a room and cannot/do not want to patch up your ceiling then consider other options.

[aventureroykerendon]

Dust everywhere. That's not the rigth way to make a hole in the ceiling, , ,