🔧 Secure Your Pipes, Elevate Your Projects!
The 30Pcs Two Hole Strap U Bracket M25 is a robust pipe support solution made from 304 stainless steel, designed for 25mm pipes. With a thickness of 0.8mm, these brackets offer exceptional durability and resistance to rust and corrosion. Their innovative rib design enhances load-bearing capacity, while the two-hole installation feature simplifies mounting, making them perfect for a variety of applications in both professional and DIY settings.
| Manufacturer | Sipulay-tools |
| Item Weight | 7 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 4.65 x 3.35 x 0.87 inches |
| Size | M25 / 0.98inch |
| Color | Silver |
| Style | Two Hole Strap U Bracket |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
B**H
Great!
Very worth it, holds up great outside for our aviary.
M**J
Not the size I needed
Too small....but will find something to do with it
A**R
Works well
I had to drill out the Holes to 1/4"
B**Y
Quality
Good quality . Good price
K**S
Not for 2" I.D. Pipe
CAUTION: This is advertised for 2" Pipe, but it fits 2" OUTSIDE diameter, not INSIDE diameter, which is the way conduit and PVC pipe is sold. There is nothing wrong with the quality, but many people have ordered the wrong size for their application because they (like me) did not take the time to read the fine print or other reviews warning of the size difference. Since the product description says this is for Rigid pipe (PVC), I assumed it would fit 2" PVC . The 3 rating I gave is for because of this. I give myself 1 star for not being more astute.
B**R
great product
We used these U brackets to attach 1/2" pvc hoops to raised garden beds so that we could place clear plastic sheet over the beds for frost protection. They arrived quickly, the price was good and they fit the pvc perfectly.
C**G
Wrong size
They are marked 2”, but fit 1 and 5/8 at best. Will not encompass a 2” pipe. Stainless is thin.
R**K
Very thin and not at all rigid.
Very light weight and malleable. Even if you are very careful and tighten one side a bit - then the other - then go back, etc. they tend to twist and deform when tightened. I guess they may be OK for temporary or light duty but if you need structural rigidity buy something else.
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