Conduit support bracket and method for supporting an elongated member
AssigneeElectrical Hardware, Inc.
InventorsMilton W. Judkins, Arthur C. Williams
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AssigneeElectrical Hardware, Inc.
InventorsMilton W. Judkins, Arthur C. Williams
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A conduit support bracket useful in supporting conduit, cable, piping or the like, especially above a dropped ceiling is disclosed. The conduit support bracket comprises a strip of rigid material having engaging means extending from one end to securely engage a T-bar, fixture or other support structure. This engaging means is preferably provided by a plurality of prongs bent and rebent in oppositely inclined directions. The conduit support bracket further comprises a plurality of deformable tabs extending from the opposite end of the rigid strip. At least one of these deformable tabs is shaped to form a channel between itself and the remaining tabs. This channel is of sufficient size and strength to support the conduit or the like. The remaining deformable tabs are of sufficient length to securely hold the conduit in place when deformed, preferably manually, at least partially around the conduit.
A plurality of support brackets suitable for use in combination with each other for supporting an elongated member along a desired path above a dropped ceiling, each bracket comprising:
A method of supporting an elongated member above a dropped ceiling, comprising the steps of:
A method of supporting an elongated member above a dropped ceiling, comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.