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The present invention relates to an attachment clamp adapted to be mounted to a ceiling, such as a dry wall or acoustical tile ceiling, for structurally supporting a lighting fixture to the ceiling. The attachment clamp, which is formed of an integral resilient metal blank and a threaded adjustment

The present invention relates to an attachment clamp adapted to be mounted to a ceiling, such as a dry wall or acoustical tile ceiling, for structurally supporting a lighting fixture to the ceiling. The attachment clamp, which is formed of an integral resilient metal blank and a threaded adjustment member includes a foot portion adapted to be braced against the upper surface of the ceiling and a locking finger adapted to underlie the ceiling in spaced parallel relation to the foot portion, the threaded adjustment member being operable variably to space the foot and finger to clamp a thickness of ceiling between the two noted components.

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An attachment clamp for securing a lighting fixture to a ceiling of sheet material, such as wall board, acoustical tile or the like, comprising an integral resilient metallic bifurcate body portion including a spaced pair of upstanding legs, a support foot extending from the lowermost end of said le

An attachment clamp for securing a lighting fixture to a ceiling of sheet material, such as wall board, acoustical tile or the like, comprising an integral resilient metallic bifurcate body portion including a spaced pair of upstanding legs, a support foot extending from the lowermost end of said legs in a direction perpendicular thereto and projecting to one side of said body portion, an adjustment arch extending to said one side of said body portion in upwardly spaced relation to said foot, said arch including an upper branch extending from the upper end of said body portion, a lower branch and an arcuate connector portion extending between said braches, a clamp portion extending from said lower branch, said clamp portion projecting outwardly through the space between said legs and including a depending spanner portion having a locking finger formed thereon, said finger being disposed to said one side of said body portion in parallel spaced relation to said support foot, and threaded adjustment means extending between said upper and lower branches for variably spacing said branches in accordance with the adjusted position of said threaded means, thereby to shift said locking finger toward and away from said support foot for clamping engagement of a ceiling portion between said foot and finger.