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Replace bathroom light with no junction box
I removed my old bathroom light and there was no box. The wires were
just fed through a hole in the wall. I have a new light fixture that requires being mounted to a box and weighs about 10 pounds. Can I just use one of those replacement boxes that has the tabs and is not mounted to a stud? Or do I need to mount a box to a stud (any hints on doing this and not tearing up my wall too much would be appreciated)? I guess another option is to use one of those fan boxes that usually go in the ceiling but use it between two studs instead? Thanks in advance Mike |
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