Threaded rod
Rod threaded along its full length to hang units and tubing from the ceiling. Cut to the size each anchor point requires.
HVAC Equipment · Installation materials
Materials to build a reliable installation
Threaded rod, Unistrut channel, flexible conduit and fasteners: what holds and protects a well-built HVAC installation.
Support and mounting materials
What holds and protects the entire installation
Sizes and quantities depend on the weight of the unit, the tubing run and the type of ceiling or wall it anchors to.
Unistrut channel
Slotted metal profile that spreads the weight across several points. It lets you move or add supports later without drilling again.
Flexible corrugated conduit
Protects wiring and drain lines on exposed runs. It bends around curves where rigid conduit will not fit.
Bolts, nuts and anchors
The fasteners that finish the assembly: nuts, washers and anchor bolts according to the wall or ceiling material.
Before quoting
A miscalculated support fails with the unit mounted on it
Three details define which rod, channel and anchor you need. Guessing them is what makes an assembly give way over time.
Weight of the unit
It defines the threaded rod diameter and how many anchor points are needed to spread the load.
Type of ceiling or wall
Anchoring differs between a concrete slab, drywall and a steel structure. The anchor changes in each case.
Tubing run
It sets the meters of channel and conduit, and how often an intermediate support is needed.
Materials that adapt to the scope of each job
The same material changes size depending on whether you are building from scratch, extending an installation or replacing a support.
New installations
Continuous Unistrut channel and rod sized from the drawings, before the unit arrives on site.
Extensions and upgrades
Adding a unit to the existing channel is usually faster and cheaper than building a new structure.
Maintenance and replacement
Replacing rusted rod, split conduit or loose fasteners before the support gives way.
Guidance for your project
Buying materials with a clear list avoids improvising
We review the scope
Which unit you are mounting, how much it weighs and what surface it anchors to.
We list what is needed
We specify rod diameter, meters of channel and conduit, and the type of anchor.
We prepare the quote
With quantities defined, the quote is final and nothing runs short mid-job.
Organize the materials for your HVAC project
Tell us which unit you are mounting and on what surface, and we will prepare the list of rod, channel, conduit and anchors.
Request HVAC quote