4in New Construction Recessed Housing – IC Rated
- Dimensions
- 8.5"L x 6"W x 5.5"H
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Before the ceiling closes, establish which recessed housing the project requires. New construction and remodel work can demand different support arrangements, while available depth and insulation conditions narrow the suitable enclosures. Select the aperture and mounting method in coordination with the specified light module, electrical supply and ceiling assembly.
Any required IC or airtight designation must appear on the chosen product. For installations requiring separate support components, review compatible recessed light frames as part of the same fixture package. Keep those approved component combinations together when ordering for ceilings with different construction details.
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