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recessed cans
According to "The Borg" 4" can lights are only for renovation work, and
6" cans are for "new construction. I am doing new construction, but want to use 4" cans. Is there any reason I should not use the 4" cans for new work? Is the Borg wrong!!! Thanks for your help... |
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