How to mount an AP1142n above a suspended ceiling?

Hello,
Interested to find out what:
  1) LWAP adapter
  2) Mounting hardware/bracket(s)
were used for any LWAP 1142n deployments above a suspended ceiling.  Our installation will not work with the included t-rail mounting hardware and are looking for alternative mounting options above a suspended ceiling.  Cisco hardware guide mentions an optional adapter to be used with a Erico Caddy 512A t-bar adapter.  Has anyone had experience with this option?
thanks,
james

Yes, they are just your standard accoustic office tiles.  We weren't able to notice any signal degradation placing the APs above the tiles, but watch out for ceiling tiles that might have a foil lining on the top of them.  The foil would wreak havoc with your signals.
Also, I've got several 1250 access points that do not have internal antennas.  I'm using TerraWaves Above-Ceiling antennas for these models and they work great too: http://www.terra-wave.com/shop/5-ghz-antennas-5-ghz-above-ceiling-tile-antennas-c-33_62_63.html.html.html?page=1&sort=2a

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