Piutouyar 2 Pcs Stainless Steel Wall Mount Ceiling Mount Pipe Support, Adjustable Pipe Ceiling Bracket Clamp Pipe Straps Fit for Dia 19mm(1/2inch) Pipe with Screws

We keep having a toilet in the restaurant in the womens stall that the pipe keeps getting pushed loose and starts leaking, come to find out, they are using their foot to push the flush valve handle, and putting a lot of weight on the pipe. I installed one of these on the pipe to see if it will keep the pipe from being pushed back? WHAT IS WRONG WITH PEOPLE? I guess the need to design the commercial toilets where the flush handle is like 5ft off the floor to stop most from putting their foot on it?

Superior product - well crafted, adjustable, stainless steel = rust proof for outdoor use, comes with large 6 mm Allen wrench and fasteners/screws. Two of these pipe supports for $14 is an unbelievable bargain. There are no instructions included so in case you might wonder what the two additional nuts in the fastener bag are for, they go on the threaded bolt. Once you adjust the bolt to the desired length, you tighten the nut against the post to prevent the bolt from becoming loose from vibrations or expansion/contraction if securing a water line.

this is an excellent pipe clamp, well made and SS. Unfortunately I couldn't use it because at its shortest position it was too long for the way my pipes were installed.

I'm reviewing the size for 3/4 pipe.This is a very good product that could be a 5-star product with a very small change -- screws made of a harder metal. It's very easy to strip the heads unless your philips bit is a perfect match, and that is even if you predrill the holes. But apart from that typical problem, I'm very pleased with their adjustability and sturdiness. That said, the version for 3/4 inch pipe uses a fairly thin gauge metal for the base, so I wouldn't use them for anything but hanging pipe, not for anything that puts a lot of weight and shear-stress on them.

I was looking for something to support my water lines for my kitchen sink that came out of the floor. I attached these to the back of the cabinet and they work great. They appear to be a little thin and light, but they don't need to be built well for this application.

these look fantastic and served their purpose well, holding my pipe.

They were a YouTube video showing these to be used as a support to a ladder on an RV. It didn't look strong enough so I canned the project.

We moved into an older house and there were water lines that were exposed. These supports locked them in place and were decorative to boot.