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supporting stack pipe up a wall?
I want to run a 3" PVC radon vent up an outside wall. The wall is rough
masonry. I suspect I'm not the first to do this, and I expected I could find some sort of bracketry for attaching a pipe like this to a wall. But, to my surprise, I haven't found anything so far. Any clues appreciated. TIA, George |
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supporting stack pipe up a wall?
On Feb 12, 9:54*am, George wrote:
I want to run a 3" PVC radon vent up an outside wall. *The wall is rough masonry. *I suspect I'm not the first to do this, and I expected I could find some sort of bracketry for attaching a pipe like this to a wall. But, to my surprise, I haven't found anything so far. *Any clues appreciated. TIA, George Any electrical distributor, even some box stores will have conduit straps that will do the job for you. HTH Joe |
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supporting stack pipe up a wall?
"George" wrote in message ... I want to run a 3" PVC radon vent up an outside wall. The wall is rough masonry. I suspect I'm not the first to do this, and I expected I could find some sort of bracketry for attaching a pipe like this to a wall. But, to my surprise, I haven't found anything so far. Any clues appreciated. Simple U shaped bracket or pipe hangers will do the job. Anchor them to the wall or put a board on the wall first, then screw the brackets to the board. Even the muffler strap will work. Bend the two ends a put a screw into it. |
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supporting stack pipe up a wall?
"George" wrote in message ... I want to run a 3" PVC radon vent up an outside wall. The wall is rough masonry. I suspect I'm not the first to do this, and I expected I could find some sort of bracketry for attaching a pipe like this to a wall. But, to my surprise, I haven't found anything so far. Any clues appreciated. Strut (Unistrut, Kindorf, Bee Line, formed metal channel) and 3" strut clamps should work great. You can get them at an electrical supply. |
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supporting stack pipe up a wall?
On Tue, 12 Feb 2008 15:54:18 GMT, George wrote:
I want to run a 3" PVC radon vent up an outside wall. The wall is rough masonry. I suspect I'm not the first to do this, and I expected I could find some sort of bracketry for attaching a pipe like this to a wall. But, to my surprise, I haven't found anything so far. Any clues appreciated. TIA, George I found something that looks like it does this: from 'Test Products', http://testproducts.com/safecart/ind...ff95d2abbce197 It's called a CLICX-3 (for 3" pipe). G |
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