Piping and conduit support rack
A rack system for supporting conduits, piping, wiring, etc, are provided. The rack has an inverted V shape, and a level top ridge for supporting the conduits, etc. The rack has an opening in the ridge through which a bolt extends and continues through a standoff adapted to securely fit down both sides of the inverted V.
1. A rack system comprising:
a rack with a first side connected to a second side by a top ridge;
an opening in the top ridge;
a first nut configured to be positioned flush with an underside of the rack adjacent a first end of the rack;
a first spacer configured to align with the opening on the top ridge adjacent the first end of the rack;
a first hanger rod comprising at least one threaded end configured to be received within the first spacer and secured to the rack by the first nut;
a second nut configured to be positioned flush with an underside of the rack adjacent a second end of the rack;
a second spacer configured to align with the opening on the top ridge adjacent the second end of the rack; and
a second hanger rod comprising at least one threaded end configured to be received within the second spacer and secured to the rack by the second nut,
wherein the first spacer and the second spacer each comprise sloped edges.
2. The rack system of claim 1 , wherein the first and second hanger rods are configured to secure the rack system to a structure.
3. The rack system of claim 1 , wherein the first nut and the second nut each comprise a beveled shoulder configured to fit flush with the underside of the rack.
4. The rack system of claim 1 , further comprising:
a bolt comprising a head having a beveled shoulder configured to fit flush with an underside of the rack, a shank extending from the head, and a threaded portion which extends through the opening in the top ridge.
5. The rack system of claim 4 , further comprising:
a standoff positioned over the opening in the top ridge, the standoff comprising leg portions extending over the first side and second side and an opening through which the threaded portion of the bolt partially extends above a top surface of the standoff.
6. The rack system of claim 5 , wherein the leg portions of the standoff sit flush along the first side and the second side of the rack.
7. A rack system comprising:
a rack with a first side connected to a second side by a top ridge;
an opening in the top ridge;
a nut configured to be positioned flush with an underside of the rack;
a spacer configured to align with the opening on the top ridge; and
at least one hanger rod comprising at least one threaded end configured to be received within the spacer and secured to the rack by the nut,
wherein the spacer comprises sloped edges.
8. The rack system of claim 7 , wherein the at least one hanger rod is configured to secure the rack system to a structure.
9. The rack system of claim 8 , wherein the nut comprises a beveled shoulder configured to fit flush with the underside of the rack.
10. The rack system of claim 8 , further comprising:
a bolt comprising a head having a beveled shoulder configured to fit flush with an underside of the rack, a shank extending from the head, and a threaded portion which extends through the opening in the top ridge.
11. The rack system of claim 10 , wherein a bevel on the beveled shoulder of the bolt fits flush with an inner surface of the rack.
12. The rack system of claim 10 , further comprising:
a standoff positioned over the opening in the top ridge, the standoff comprising leg portions extending over the first side and second side and an opening through which the threaded portion of the bolt partially extends above a top surface of the standoff.
13. The rack system of claim 12 , wherein the leg portions of the standoff sit flush along the first side and the second side of the rack.