Hat channel adaptor for sprinkler support assembly
AssigneeFlexhead Industries, Inc.
InventorsPaul S. F. Silcox, Peter M. MacDonald, Norman J. MacDonald, III
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AssigneeFlexhead Industries, Inc.
InventorsPaul S. F. Silcox, Peter M. MacDonald, Norman J. MacDonald, III
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An adaptor is provided that is configured to receive a support assembly for mounting a flexible fire sprinkler fitting in a ceiling support structure formed of parallel, spaced beams. The adaptor includes first and second long sides configured to be secured to each beam of an adjacent pair of beams, and first and second short sides configured to be secured to the support assembly. One end of each long side is joined by the first short side, and an opposed end of each long side is joined by the second short side such that the first and second long sides are parallel to each other and perpendicular to the first and second short sides, whereby the adaptor is a generally elongated, hollow, rectangular structure. The adaptor permits the support assembly to be mounted in a suspended ceiling formed of hat channel or metal stud furring.
An adaptor configured to receive a support assembly for mounting a flexible fire sprinkler fitting in a ceiling support structure, the ceiling support structure including parallel, spaced beams, the adaptor comprising;
A fire sprinkler support assembly for supporting a flexible fire sprinkler fitting within a ceiling support structure comprising parallel, spaced beams, the support assembly comprising:
A fire sprinkler support assembly for supporting a flexible fire sprinkler fitting within a ceiling structure comprising parallel, spaced beams, the support assembly comprising an adaptor, a leg, and a hub assembly, the adaptor including first and second long sides configured to be secured to each beam of an adjacent pair of beams, and first and second short sides configured to be secured to the support assembly, one end of each long side being joined by the first short side, and an opposed end of each long side being joined by the second short side such that the first and second long sides are parallel to each other and perpendicular to the first and second short sides, each short side having an L cross-sectional shape defined by a short side base portion, and a short side upright portion extending in a direction generally normal to the short side base portion, the one end and opposed end of each long side being supported on the short side base portion, the leg extending transverse to the short sides, opposed ends of the leg being connected to and supported on the short sides via connection members, and the hub assembly being supported on the leg and including a hub opening configured to receive the flexible fire sprinkler fitting;
A fire sprinkler support assembly for supporting a flexible fire sprinkler fitting within a ceiling structure comprising parallel, spaced beams, the support assembly comprising an adaptor, a leg, and a hub assembly, the adaptor including first and second long sides configured to be secured to each beam of an adjacent pair of beams, and first and second short sides configured to be secured to the support assembly, one end of each long side being joined by the first short side, and an opposed end of each long side being joined by the second short side such that the first and second long sides are parallel to each other and perpendicular to the first and second short sides, each short side having an L cross-sectional shape defined by a short side base portion, and a short side upright portion extending in a direction generally normal to the short side base portion, the one end and opposed end of each long side being supported on the short side base portion, the leg extending transverse to the short sides, opposed ends of the leg being connected to and supported on the short sides via connection members, and the hub assembly being supported on the leg and including a hub opening configured to receive the flexible fire sprinkler fitting;
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