Not allowing insulation thickness under trapeze

Treat supports as load-path work: not allowing insulation thickness under trapeze.

Set the hanger line before loading the duct. Bad rod height, crooked rods, or an out-of-level trapeze locks the run into a bad line.

Hangers, Supports, Rods & Trapeze 2nd Year YELLOW

Stop if

Ask before moving anchors, changing spacing, deleting supports, drilling structure, or altering trapeze/seismic layout.

Watch out

Do not use the duct to pull bad hangers into place.

Check

Check elevation
Check rods are plumb
Level the trapeze/support before final loading

Steps

Identify the support type and duct being carried.
Check approved detail or foreman direction.
Verify anchor/hardware and attachment point.
Focus on the actual issue: not allowing insulation thickness under trapeze.
Photograph or mark the condition if someone else needs to approve it.

Say this to your foreman

In Hanger Systems, Rods, Straps, Trapeze & Anchors, I'm looking at: Not allowing insulation thickness under trapeze. What should I verify before I cut, drill, seal, cover, move, or install?

More in Hangers, Supports, Rods & Trapeze