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SKU: CV-765545W

Pipe Strap

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Description

This pipe strap is meant as a retainer to hold central vacuum pipes in place and is one of the most used parts during a new central vacuum installation.

Central vacuum PVC pipe strap, for securing pipes onto walls, ceilings, and floors. Make sure to read the instructions carefully before use.


The Central Vacuum PVC Pipe Strap is designed for securing central vacuum pipes onto the walls, ceilings, and floors. Made of durable materials, this strap provides a secure installation for your central vacuum system.


- Suitable for securing central vacuum pipes.
- Made of durable materials for long-lasting performance.
- Easy installation, instructions are included.
- Secure mounting solution for efficient vacuum performance.

*This fitting is built to ASTM standards

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Part numbers and Alternate Part numbers
765545W, 2017-01, 762017
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Anonymous

These pipe straps are sized, such that they'll hold standard 2" pipe up against framing boards. And these pipe straps do that very well. No one can design a pipe strap that will adjust for spacing when the 2" pipe is or is not attached to nearby fittings... But as a practical matter, these clamps do not have to be screwed down so tight, such that the base of each clamp is smack up against the board. You only need to tighten your attachment screws to the point where the 2" pipe is snugly held in place, and that happens even when the base of clamps is not smack up against the board.

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Anonymous

The pipe straps are a waste of money. The pipe has to be snug against the board in order for the strap to reach and that just doesn't happen with fittings nearby. We improvised with strapping and wire staples.