On Jul 9, 4:23 pm, "Tomes" wrote:
Folks,
It was easy for me to replace the ceiling fan/light in the upstairs
bathroom as I could attack if from the attic, where everything was right
there and open for me. I now would like to do the same with the ceiling
fan/light in the downstairs bathroom (1st floor), but my problem is that I
don't have the handy attic to get at it from. I took off the cover from
the existing light/fan, and I see the box, which is about the same size as
the hole cut in the wallboard ceiling. I just do not see how I can get
the box out without ripping apart the ceiling. I would really like to be
able to do this without messing with the ceiling wall if I can.

What to do? Has anyone done this and what was your strategy?
Thanks for any help here,
Tomes

Not too long ago, home equity loans were almost non-existent.
Homestead laws and banking regulations made it difficult for lenders
to make a loan against a family home. With the relaxing of
underwriting requirements and changes in the law, more lenders are
offering loans against accumulated home equity. There's a lot of
choices out there when it comes to these loans, as well as a lot of
confusion. I've started a new blog called "What you need to know about
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feedback and I hope it will be of some benefit to those contemplating
a home equity loan.