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hi all
fitted 4 halogen downlighters in the bathroom a while back. They are the design with 2 wire clips, whereby the act of pushing the downlighter into place grips the clips, and swivels them to spring against the ceiling to hold them in. 3 are fine, but one, for some reason has the plasterboard cumbling a bit. This has enlarged the hole slightly and reduced the grip the light has. Anyone know of a way to reinforce the hole in the plasterboard to prevent further damage and ensure the light stays in place ? I'm imagining something made of metal which can be fed round the hole and curved into place .... |
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