Top beam clamps, narrow or wide throat.
On 1/2/2020 8:36 AM, James Litvak via Sprinklerforum wrote:
I'm trying to hang 6" pipe flat beneath a roof with a 4:12 slope, but
having trouble finding an attachment. It's a standard Butler-style
building with Z-purlins, and I'm hanging the pipe flat, both
perpendicular and parallel to the slope. The Sammy hangers with
swivels are not listed, and the slope is way too steep to "adjust" the
rod. About the only thing I have been able to find is welded linked
eye rods from Tolco
(http://www.cooperindustries.com/content/dam/public/bline/Resources/Library/catalogs/pipe_hangers/pipe_hangers_and_supports/TA-EyeRod.pdf).
However, even though the Z-purlins are heavy gauge, it seems like a
bad idea to hang from the bottom lip. In which case, even if I went
with the linked eye rods, hanging from the side of the purlin seems
like it would create its own difficulty. Does anyone here have a
suggestion for how to hang in this situation? I also need to trapeze
the pipe across the slope, but I figure whatever solution I can use to
hang the pipe across the slope will also work for trapeze hangers.
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