Will I need additional support brackets to install these in 2x2 drop ceiling?
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Yes you will, these come with tabs that allow them to install into a sheetrock wall or ceiling. For a drop ceiling you will need additional support. One idea would be to cut a 2x2 piece of 1/4" plywood which would give you the support for your ceiling tile to not sag with the weight of the speaker over time. Installing the plywood directly on top of the tile then cutting your installation circular hole through both the tile and plywood. Hope your install turns out well!
1012416
Check Monoprice.com for brackets. I just flush mounted them to my walls with screws.
1205856
Yes it comes with two support brackets for each rod. The rod is fairly sturdy and probably won't sag, anyway.
1499693
Must be installed with Ceiling bracket included. No weight listed on the specs, call Dan's Fan City
228496
mounting brackets will require at least 8 to 10 inches. but one of the other answers made a point, you need to be 8 or more feet above floor or it will be low when extended. I made support poles to hold and support extended awning . ( 2x2 wood )
1908885
Yes, I have a shelf on my brackets. They will support about 8 pounds or so.
2279411
Nope. My ceiling is 1/2" drywall and they have little clamps that hold them in place. Not sure about thicker ceilings though.
125798
Although it does not have drop-down legs to support the extensions, the supports are 1 1/4" square tubing, (looks like .080 ish wall thickness). I am sure they will bow down if you put something heavy on them as there are no drop-legs, but should be pretty resistant to permanent bending. I cut a lot of 2x6 on them without any issue. I wouldn't extend them all the way out and then have 10 feet of lumber hanging off though. Lots of leverage will break anything. Buy a Lowes 339863 support stand if you want something additional. It it the best bang for the buck I have seen and you will use it all over your shop. Although it does not have drop-down legs to support the extensions, the supports are 1 1/4" square tubing, (looks like .080 ish wall thickness). I am sure they will bow down if you put something heavy on them as there are no drop-legs, but should be pretty resistant to permanent bending. I cut a lot of 2x6 on them without any issue. I wouldn't extend them all the way out and then have 10 feet of lumber hanging off though. Lots of leverage will break anything. Buy a Lowes 339863 support stand if you want something additional. It it the best bang for the buck I have seen and you will use... » Read More Although it does not have drop-down legs to support the extensions, the supports are 1 1/4" square tubing, (looks like .080 ish wall thickness). I am sure they will bow down if you put something heavy on them as there are no drop-legs, but should be pretty resistant to permanent bending. I cut a lot of 2x6 on them without any issue. I wouldn't extend them all the way out and then have 10 feet of lumber hanging off though. Lots of leverage will break anything. Buy a Lowes 339863 support stand if you want something additional. It it the best bang for the buck I have seen and you will use it all over your shop. « Show Less
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An easier way to do it would be to just lay a 2" steel pipe across top. The brackets would fit right over that. That's the way I did mine.
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I honestly can't remember. If it did I didn't use them. I hung mine in drywall and needed the brackets and screw for reinforcment. I had some in my wall hanging stash and they worked great.
2190843
Not sure, they are self contained to use as a drop down In a drop ceiling. I have not installed it yet.
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No extra brackets necessary, the one hole works just fine to support the weight of the fan. You will probably need one of those lead anchors in the stucco to screw the bolt into to secure it properly. Works great though with the bracket it comes with.
582971
as long as you have a flat area it comes with 2 screws but if you don't have a flat area then yes you will need a mounting bracket
517003
Yes. You will need a couple bolts to mount depending upon your application.
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Yes, the two vertical mounts are basically light stands with 1/4" or 3/8" studs. You may need to purchase an adapter for your particular light but they can be found cheap and plentiful right here on Amazon. If you already own two spare light stands you could build your own crossbar and save some money.
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yes but needs to have some additional backing support. The device is very light but still should be able to be mounted on a drop ceiling
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According to instructions manual the brackets should be incuded. Mine were not and i had to contact the seller to send me new ones. Good luck!!