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Hello,
I'm planning to do a 25' run of 2" cast iron pipe between floor joists and am thinking about how to properly support it. There are pipe hangers that I could use to support it from above, so I would have to attach these to the subfloor. I was wondering if instead there is a type of support I could use that would attach to the joists on either side. Something like the expandable bar support on a fan-rated ceiling electrical box. Any suggestions or pointers? Thanks, Wayne |
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