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For questions on the general topic of the upper containing surface of a room or other enclosure. Please use additional tags to refer to a specific area of concern, such as lighting, insulation, repair, painting, waterproofing, etc. If your question refers to a [ceiling-fan], please use that tag instead!
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What does "by half an inch" mean when talking about rest channel?
This video shows how to install the resilient channel to the ceiling. … channel by half an inch, so you want
to make sure that you lower all your
device boxes about half an inch
Does "by half an inch" mean the height between the bottom of the resilient channel and the ceiling …
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