AKIHISA 2 Pcs 304 Stainless Steel Pipe Supports, Wall Mount Ceiling Mount Pipe Hanger, Pipe Holder for OD Pipe 15-19MM Adjustable Height Range 30-50mm

Worked great for securing our water lines.

Fits like a charm. Looks great at my sink for the kneck stabilizer on my mobile kitchen. It was easy to use. Great value for money and it's quite sturdy. Just what I needed for extra stability.

Would definitely buy these again if needing an adjustable wall mount. This was the best solution to hold my copper pipes for my hot water tank. I use a braided steel NPT to sharkbite removeable connection on the hot and cold sides. The copper piping is only secured at one end inside the wall. Outside the wall they have a 90 degree elbow so the pipes are about 2 feet long parallel to the wall. This acts like a lever with the elbow inside the wall so it can easily mess things up with too much force. This item is adjustable and can get the distance from pipe to wall just right to secure it at 2 ends, eliminating any movement or strain from anything pushing or pulling the pipes. Minor improvements: 1) The silicone pieces that go on the clamps, I would prefer them to be a little wider to cover the sides more. Exposed pipe and clamp don't touch, But can get humid or dry in there and don't want issues from differing metals being too close. May be overkill, but better safe than sorry. The silicone padding also doesn't stay in place well enough. Can easily be pushed out of place or come off when moving things around. The pipe was close and have to pull pipe to get over side of clamp, sliding into place moves the silicone and have to push and pull and try to get the ends to go over the edge of the clamp again on 2 sides etc. Less of an issue if pipe isn't too close. But, still some more design updates could be an improvement on the silicone padding. 2) And better to add a second pair of wall mounts made specifically for drywall than a multi-materia, multifunctional anchor. They did not work that well with my drywall. They look like they would work well for brick, cement, or cinder blocks. Been a couple months so not as clear in my head. But I think it got messy when I had to unscrew the clamp from the anchor for whatever reason. And they were longer than everyday wall anchors for drywall which can cause an issue with a pipe or wire that is too close inside the wall. May loosen with repeat pressure since not holding drywall as well as typical clamps. With shelving partially along one pipe, I already hit it a bunch of times. The other pipe will get some push and pull forces when changing the filter in my duct mounted humidifier right next to it. Cover and filter replacement needing to clear the braided steel flexible pipe that is pulled out of the way a bit. I'd pay the extra however much for a second set of anchors for drywall included. I know they are pretty cheap since I have them. But, I already drilled holes for these anchors that are wider, so better to endure and remember for the next time.

Used these to support 2" pvc pipes for my pool pump. I didn't like the original installation where they were on the ground, so I used these to support the pipes above the concrete slab.

I needed to mount a couple PTZ security cameras to round posts. The cameras only came with brackets for flat surfaces. So I used the split ring end of this hanger on the post side and I used a ~3" x ~5" x 3/4" thick high density plastic block in combination with thread rolling screws to attach the three hole circular plate end. On the other side of the block, I attached the camera bracket with the same thread rolling screws. The result is the cleanest looking and most effective camera mounting system I've seen at a decent overall price anywhere. Although, you have to be a little bit mechanically inclined and have a power drill to go this route. You have to drill very small holes in order to get your rolling screw into the plastic block. I would not recommend using any other type of screw. You could also drill through and use nuts, bolts, and washers instead of screws. For the screws, I used a slightly smaller diameter hole than specified for my rolling screw size but it still worked great. I have cameras mounted as high as 17 ft in the air on round pipe posts using this method. It looks very professional as well. It only takes a few minutes to fabricate if you have the right tools.

They worked well

Works good, but sizing may be slightly off. Lock nut on the threading into the base helps a lot with stability. It's not the prettiest job, but after replacing my water heater and using flexible connections, the pipes were no longer secure, so these took care of that. One thing to note is that in the pictures you are looking at 3/4" copper pipes and 0.74"(15-19mm) hangars. They would clearly work just fine for 1/2" pipes too, and in my opinion were probably designed for 1/2" pipes, since with a 3/4" pipe the lock nuts on the clamps themselves do not even thread all the way through. This is actually the smallest size available in the type I ordered (the longer type), so I don't think I received the wrong size by mistake. I did not have any missing parts unlike another reviewer, all six lock nuts were included. The end result isn't ideal, but I'm sure it'll hold until the plumbing needs to be replaced entirely. I did not use any of the screws or plugs provided, I pre-drilled my own holes and used more heavy duty torx wood screws. I personally don't trust the smaller hardware (like screws) that come with these kinds of things, and would suggest using your own if you can.

Incredibly strong! Highly recommend over other styles/brands!

Installed to hold a 4” dust collector pipe. Arrived on n time and was well packed for shipping. I would recommend.

Parfait pour renforcer un robinet bain sur patte

It is hard to believe how good it is for such as price.

I bought this to hang/support 3/4 in copper pipe and the M8 nuts are not long enough to close the clamp around the copper pipe, and are therefore not long enough to make use of the locking nut on either side of the clamp.