Housing assembly for ceiling fan
OwnerJuin-Jong Leeinventor
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A housing assembly for fastening an appliance, such as a fan, to a ceiling panel. The housing assembly has a sidewall, pass-through slots on the sidewall and clamping units on the sidewall. Each clamping unit has a base unit, two members, and extensions for aligning the bottom edge of the ceiling. The first member receives a force applied by rotating a screw, and a second arm extends through a slot to make contact with the ceiling panel. Clamping is thus formed by the extensions from the bottom of the ceiling panel, and the second arm from the top of the ceiling panel. As the installer tightens the screw, the screw contacts an indentation in the first member and causes the first member to pivot toward the sidewall. The second member is thus caused to pass through the slot on the housing sidewall, and to engage the top surface of the ceiling.
A housing assembly for installing an appliance to a ceiling, said ceiling having a top surface and a bottom surface, the housing assembly comprising:
A housing assembly for installing a fan to a wall panel, the wall panel having a top and bottom surface, the housing assembly comprising:
A housing assembly for installing an appliance to a ceiling, said ceiling having a top surface and a bottom surface, the housing assembly comprising:
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