how is a 2x2 crown frame installed when replacing fluorescent

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Mar 1, 2013, 09:14 AM

how is a 2x2 crown frame installed when replacing fluorescent

I have bought a 2x2 Portfolio fluorescent to replace the one currently in my kitchen. I don't see what holds the wooden crown molding in place. When the fixture is unscrewed from the ceiling joists does the wood frame come down with it?

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