I know it's an old post but I'm curious what you did to install. We have (3) of these Camino chandeliers (entry, dining, breakfast) and I was able to make a wood accent on the ceiling with the unused extensions (secured to ceiling joists with 3-1/2" lag bolts) from our RH dining table and moved the mounting position to a joist which was close enough that I could scab blocking to the side of the joist to get to the center of our dining room layout then securely mount the base portion of the fixture with the (4) screws provided. I'll post pictures, this was not an easy task but the results. The others were just installed with the sheetrock in place and blocking was added in lieu of the standard ceiling mount box as both were accessible from the attic. I then added an old work galvanized metal j-box to the side of the nearest joist for wiring terminations. Let me know how yours worked out please.

Other members, you will see the hanging bracket photo below and notice that this cannot simply be switched out and use another hanger bracket. The only simple solution I could suggest is to disassemble the hanger bracket and hope the threads are the same size as the traditional threaded conduits. If not an adapter could be utilized but I would not suggest this on a larger fixture, the weight is too much for a standard 50-100 lb ceiling box between the joists. You'd want some additional blocking and a solid mounting point for these fixtures.

Yes, we are having the same problem. Would appreciate any help.

We’re having the same issue. Anyone figured something out?