Eyourlife Stainless Steel Ceiling Pipe Bracket (32mm)

My EYOULIFE Stainless Steel ceiling pipe brackets have more uses than just holding pipes! I needed something to secure my backyard awning and found these brackets to be perfect for my need. Easy to install and made of strong material

Living in the country in NZ it is necessary to treat the water.These S/S mounts support the various filters required.Have ordered some moreDen

These worked beautifully on my piping for my water filter. Quality product!

Why would a stainless steel product be sold with these small non stainless steel mounting screws. Other than that they are ok.

I only recieved one clamp not two.

Used them to steady big commercial facet. Worked perfectly.

I used these for our sagging hydronic heat pipes. Very easy to use and heavy duty sturdy mounts . Very worth the cost.

It's a surprise to get this with just all pieces tossed into a brown envelope, loose; however, I get that to some degree. Yet, in hand, it's far less robust looking/feeling than in the pictures and for what this price point is. If I needed to engage a larger project, that would be a big budget issue, versus simple pipe strap, - a tad to industrial looking for my needs in this project.Then, the screws supplied are for a countersunk, wood-type, hole, *not for a flat metal, possibly even moist application as one may need for a pipe. The screws supplied are in my experience, plain steel, wall board screws and to small, short, robust for that, - even. So, the hunt for an appropriate metal, dome top screw, and/or a bevel washer to accommodate a bevel screw, - however, more robust, durable and won't rust to dust in a year, - the hunt was on in the old screw bins; that, or, spend another amount of money equal to these for a pack of what I needed now tripling this project element cost.Then, having measured the pipe to be applied to and matching exactly the dimensions they give for their brace, bracket, - what they sent was significantly larger, by allot, allot, - allot.So, now within a pivot point, "what to do" and this 15 min job turning into an accumulation of hours to be a "days" time consider what to do. Fortunately, my mind went to a firm, significant rubber I could "pad" into the clamp and still look professional if not significantly "over built", hopefully not, now, "jerry-rigged".The very red, single rubber hose "washer" is a bit of a wonderment for me having done industrial, "problem solution" one-off's for years, - never saw "that". Black would be less obtrusive and just as cheap a rubber washer solution for this application.So, - be prepared and creative and expect the unexpected. My choice was to return it and guess at what size I might then get?, or switch to another "high end" looking bracket, brace, - but, don't see any at the present time.So, actually, for me, it's really a 1-star rating across the board, but since I did actually "use" it..., I guess 2-stars is more appropriate? Is there a significant difference other than wanting to be accurate void, sans, frustration with "stuff" of this type lately.So, I hope that helps.- I want to add, that I would not use this on a "mission critical" type project. It has a "nicer" look. However, got with "Code" since 16 Ga galvanized "Strap", I've seen slapped around pretty fiercely and still be in service. This, imo, "one wack" laterally, and it's coming down, - cracking at the butt weld to the thin mounting plate and etc., and no chance of just straightening it up and etc.