The original strut channel from Unistrut, the P1000T, is the standard for strut metal framing. Despite its versatility, it is still widely used for general framing, trapeze supports, and seismic bracing. Its robust design makes it a preferred choice over other types of structural supports, such as the trusses and rafters. The Unistrut P1000T is 12 ga. thick and 1 5/8" wide.
Unistrut channel is available in solid or slotted styles, which can be used for various purposes. A wide range of sizes is available for this product, so make sure to read the manufacturer's specifications carefully before purchasing it. The width and length of the channel will vary depending on the needs of your project. If you have multiple pieces of equipment, make sure that they are installed side-by-side to avoid gaps and overlaps.
Unistrut channel is a low carbon strip steel that is cold-formed. It is welded three inches apart on center, and is available in different lengths and widths. The Unistrut is available in solid, slotted, and hollow versions. They can be installed without drilling, and can be used in both indoor and outdoor applications. However, some projects may require more than one channel. In these cases, a truss or a tube with holes and slots is the preferred choice.
When selecting a Unistrut Channel, it is important to consider the size of the structure it will support. In addition to size, it is also important to consider the hole patterns and finish of the Unistrut channel. The series can help you narrow down your selection. The material and load tables can be found in the Unistrut Engineering Catalog. For further details, call the Unistrut Service Company. They will be happy to assist you with any type of application.