pmolsonmus
Active Member
It is less than an ideal place but we are looking to store some very old scoops and other fixtures in our scene shop (no other real option- space is at a premium). So... because we have lots of ceiling space (it is part of a converted gym- 30+ foot ceilings) I'm looking to store them higher up to minimize the sawdust, misc. stuff that would mess them up. We RARELY use the scoops and the very old equipment, but I don't want to discard them yet.
I think our best option is to hang some pipe and attach as normal with clamps,(maybe there's another storage solution) but does anyone have a great system for hanging the pipe itself on a cement block wall.
I can think of a bunch of ways, wooden frame with a 45 deg. support; brackets; unistrut/superstrut; etc...
I'm probably looking at 2 sections about 12 ft long each that are parallel to each other and go into a corner wall about 10 ft high with another pipe about 13-14ft high above it.
The problem is the corner wall and preventing the pipe from sliding out of whatever is holding it while still using the wall as support.
Thanks in advance CB
Phil
I think our best option is to hang some pipe and attach as normal with clamps,(maybe there's another storage solution) but does anyone have a great system for hanging the pipe itself on a cement block wall.
I can think of a bunch of ways, wooden frame with a 45 deg. support; brackets; unistrut/superstrut; etc...
I'm probably looking at 2 sections about 12 ft long each that are parallel to each other and go into a corner wall about 10 ft high with another pipe about 13-14ft high above it.
The problem is the corner wall and preventing the pipe from sliding out of whatever is holding it while still using the wall as support.
Thanks in advance CB
Phil