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OK, have a client that is moving into a new location and needs some cabling done. What do you guys use to hang cables on I-Beams? I normally attach to concrete ceiling but not an option in this one.
I saw a security wire that was hung on a "J" hook by one of those black clips that slip around the bottom of the I-Beam. Is this a good idea or are there better?
Thanks in advance!
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There are a ton of good ways to hang cables from I-beams and J-hooks is one of them. I would tell you to stay away from bridle rings if possible.
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Go to Caddy- https://www.erico.com/products.asp?folderid=40 and browse. Several ways to do this, there are a number of different beam clamps, hangers, etc. Pick out what you like. -Hal
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WOW! thats alot of options. Thanks for the link hbiss!!!
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