Highly Secure Recessed H36RTAT Housing for Air Tight 120 Volt Installation Review

Does not meet the easy install standard for regular 4" and 6" halo monitors. Difficult to install with poorly designed clips that are difficult to use. Then the pinhole style 3001 trim strip I was using was difficult to install flush with the ceiling - it kept falling off 1/8 - 1/4 inch after being pushed all the way into the frame. Only buy this product if you are disappointed.

This is the worst lightbox I have ever installed. Great idea for an installation with no access to the ceiling from above, but poor design for the clips that are supposed to hold the light in place. I struggled with them for many hours to get them to stick firmly to the drywall. Eventually they broke and I had to install a more traditional halo light body that nails to the rafters. I wasn't happy about this at all because I had to crawl into a part of my attic that was almost impossible to…

We're not entirely sure why others can't figure out how to install this. Yes, it's different than the 4", 5" and 6" convertible cans. Yes, the skin is more difficult to apply. No, it's not impossible. No, the skin isn't hanging from the ceiling. It's actually difficult to pull it out again without long nails yes two tabs holding the glass to the ceiling which can come loose when the panel is slid up the panel should rest against one of the tabs while the opposite side is tilted up the same is…

Does not live up to the usual standard of Halo 4" and 6" easy installation. Difficult to install with poorly designed clips that are difficult to use. Then it was difficult to install the pinhole style 3001 trim strip I was using flush with the ceiling - it kept falling off 1/8 - 1/4" after pushing it all the way into the frame. Buy this product only if you are desperate.

This is the worst lighting kit I have ever installed. Great idea for a bracket with no access to the ceiling above, but poor design for the clips that need to hold the light in place. I struggled with them for many hours to get them to stick firmly to the drywall. Eventually they broke and I had to install a more traditional halo light body that nails to the rafters. I wasn't happy about this at all because I had to climb into a part of my attic that was almost impossible to reach. And that was

Not entirely sure why others can't figure out how to install this. Yes, it is different from the 4", 5" and 6" convertible cans. Yes, the skin is more difficult to apply. No, it is not impossible. No, the skin is not suspended from the ceiling. Is it's really difficult to pull it back out without long nails there are two tabs holding the glass to the ceiling which can come loose when the panel is pushed up the top of this panel is almost too thick for convertible Glasses , one side of the trim…