Which kind of hangers for back of stud 1" copper pipe?

[Thekid1]

Hey all. I need to run 1" copper pipe horizontally against the back of a new wood stud wall. There is only 5" in between the back of studs and concrete foundation, so I would need something I can secure from the side. I see the Hap System blue metal hangers, but I'm not too sure about trusting them for long term being that they are only powder coated steel and possibly the coating wearing over time and corroding the pipe. Also because the picture shows copper pipe, but the specifications only mention cpvc.

Proabably overthinking this, but I dont want any issues. What would you guys use? Thanks.

 

[Jeff H Young]

back of studs Plastic 2 hole straps are the staple for me . I like plastic because of noise , you said hangars but i think these might be what you want

 

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[Fitter30]

https://www.supplyhouse.com/Bluefin-CESR100H-1-Epoxy-Copper-Tube-Split-Ring-Extension-Hanger

https://www.supplyhouse.com/Sioux-Chief-590-4411-GST20-2-Vertical-Sammy-for-Wood-Applications-3-8-Rod-Box-of-25

Are can use 3/8 anchor in the concrete foundation

 

[LLigetfa]

J-hooks could be nailed at an angle to the side of the studs in such a way that the pipe doesn't rub on the wood.

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[Jeff H Young]

Sorry didnt get that quite right. use whats knows as a suspension clamp an example being a holdrite 221A dont mess with anchoring a half inch line with concrete wedge anchors just a couple screws in side of a stud

 

[LLigetfa]

use whats knows as a suspension clamp an example being a holdrite 221A

OP needs 1", not 1/2"

Item # 223, 1" Suspension pipe clamp On Holdrite

Browse Item # 223, 1" Suspension pipe clamp in the Holdrite catalog including Item #,Item Name,Description,Size,Material,Color,

bim.holdrite.com

 

[Jeff H Young]

j hook like those would work . or suspension hangar the oatey link that lligetfa put up shows other products under the j hook name that arent traditional j hooks I just get specialty products suspension hangars from all the local supply houses for cheap and always available but the Oatey looks high quality both work great . But those metal hangars I wouldnt even think of those for this

 

[Jeff H Young]

OP needs 1", not 1/2"

Item # 223, 1" Suspension pipe clamp On Holdrite

Browse Item # 223, 1" Suspension pipe clamp in the Holdrite catalog including Item #,Item Name,Description,Size,Material,Color,

bim.holdrite.com

oh yea ok 220 series your style of j hook looks good , they would be real good for larger size drain pipe too

 

[John Gayewski]

I like the plastic snap in ones. Not sure what they are called but you put one screw in the middle and the pipe snaps into the hanger. These are really only good for horizontal or vertical (not overhead horizontal) and they have to be lined up nice.

 

[Thekid1]

Thanks guys, I didnt know the j-hooks work with copper. And I thought the Oatey suspensions were just for pex.

These sound great, thanks. Injust wish they made them a tad longer to allow for ½" insulation. But these will do nonetheless.

 

[Jeff H Young]

Thanks guys, I didnt know the j-hooks work with copper. And I thought the Oatey suspensions were just for pex.

These sound great, thanks. Injust wish they made them a tad longer to allow for ½" insulation. But these will do nonetheless.

suspension hangars or clamps are good for copper , they were pretty much exclusively used on copper for decades befor water piping became the normal .
agree standard clamps not good for insulation I dont see insulation 1/2 inch used just 3/4 or 1 inch.
you can just use a 2 inch j hook and drop a 1 inch insulated line inside no notching of insulation.