Height adjustable pipe hanger

A pipe hanger adapted to accommodate pipes of various diameters and to hold said pipe in a height adjustable position by suspending said pipe from a joist or other structural element, said pipe hanger comprising:

• a telescoping hanger rod comprising a first section having a top end and a bottom end and having near its bottom end a first pair of diametrically opposed holes, a second section having a top end slidably received within said first section and having at least two sets of second pairs of diametrically opposed holes disposed axially along the length of the second section in cooperation with said first pair of holes;
• securing means comprising a ring slidably mounted on said first section of hanger rod and two keys pivotally secured to said ring, each of said keys comprising a locking plunger at one end and a keypad at the other end with a fixed fulcrum between the keypad and the locking plunger, wherein in the locked position said holes in said first section of hanger rod are aligned with one set of said holes in said second section and said locking plungers extend through said aligned holes, and wherein said locking plungers can be disengaged from said holes by pressing said keypads;
• said ring, keys, locking plungers and keypads being integrally formed of thermoplastic material such that the keys are flexibly biased in the locked position;
• a yoke attached to said bottom end of said second section of said hanger rod, said yoke having an arcuately-shaped bottom surface with a first slot on one end of said surface and a second slot on the opposite end;
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• a flexible hanger strap having at one end an enlarged substantially cylindrical head adapted to be received and secured within said first slot and gripping means for adjustably securing the opposite end of said strap within said second slot.