When installing recessed lighting in an existing ceiling, a hole is cut in the ceiling that exactly fits the profile of a special remodeling can to keep from damaging the surrounding drywall.
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when you say “it locks into the ceiling joist above” – how does it do that?
Locks on to the sheetrock and not the joists. This guy is just a spokesman
I would like to know also? How does it lock in to floor joists? I plan on do this today, A quick response would be helpful. CJ