Retainer assembly for piping escutcheons or wall plates

Details Retainer assembly for piping escutcheons or wall plates Retainer assembly for piping escutcheons or wall plates

1996-10-11

1999-06-15

Stodola, Daniel P.

Supports

Pipe or cable

Brackets

248 56, 2482053, F16L 308

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059113928

ABSTRACT:
An elongate tether of flexible material has a first end with a fastener for securing the tether to an escutcheon member or canopy surrounding an opening in a building wall, ceiling or floor, and a second end for securing to a pipe extending through the opening. The second end of the tether has a slot through which a flexible tie member such as a cable tie extends. The tie member can be looped around a pipe to secure the tether to the pipe.

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