30 Pack Rigid Pipe Strap 1" M25 Two Hole Strap U Bracket, 304 Stainless Steel Conduit Tension Tube Clips U Clamp for Pipe Tube Fixing Mounting

I use these for attaching cattle panels and they are perfect

Too small....but will find something to do with it

Bought these to attach a 42 inch high wooden fence to pre existing steel poles filledwith concrete. I was just not gonna try and drill thru steel then concrete then steel againFigured this fence is not as heavy as a six foot fence. Lined inside with rubber strips to providemore grip on pole. These are not very beefy......will see how it goes

Very worth it, holds up great outside for our aviary.

We used these U brackets to attach 1/2" pvc hoops to raised garden beds so that we could place clear plastic sheet over the beds for frost protection. They arrived quickly, the price was good and they fit the pvc perfectly.

Ordered these for a grizzly style gravel screener I’m building with a bunch of 2” rigid steel pipe I got for free. Low budget project and these fit the bill. Would’ve paid a lot more for them at any store or supply warehouse. I’ve got 15 years of electrical experience, 13 of them being a lineman and these are by far the thinnest, least rugged 2” two hole straps I’ve seen. On top of that most two hole straps screw hole area don’t lay flush against the mounting surface when positioned on the pipe to help create force to hold down the pipe and that is definitely the case with these. When you put these on the pipe they might make it 3/4 of the way to the mounting surface. So they might be 2” wide but only 1 1/2” deep. You would run the risk of breaking open the hole if you really tried to drive the screw in far since they are fairly thin. This being said they will still do the job fine as long as you don’t drive the screw all the way home. Pretty small screw holes too

What I got was what's pictured … metal straps which I used to hold an outdoor PEX line against my house … I used a hammer-drill to make holes in the brick, and the straps to hold the PEX Line to the brick, with insulation of course.

These are not the two hole straps that we are accustomed to; very thin, weak and will not fit around two inch pipe. I used 2 1/2" screws to make it work in a pinch, but I will have to go back and re-secure with the proper supports. I am not sure what country these are made for, but they are not made for code compliance in the U.S.