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No longer low cost. If you use this to build a shelf it would cost you $1000.00 in 2024

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My mother actually works for unistrut and it was so cool to learn about her work with this video

Very cool all wordless music narration, nice job

so much knowledge it this short clip. thanks for sharing.

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It says the #9 p1834 trolley track support/hanger can handle 1200 pounds. If I had for example a 5 foot unistrut, how many would I need to support and slide 1000 pounds?

Very well done, thank You

Hmmmm, how much weight can, say 10 length, of uninstrut hold at its mid point?

Very informative and useful. Thank You

What size are the bearing for the trolly?

It looks really useful. I only ever see it being used to hold electrical conduit against the wall. I guess it is expensive. I assume the patent is long expired. I have seen generic versions of it at Menards, stocked in the electrical section.

Love the stuff. Hinges, trolleys and other fittings make my job a breeze.

Hi where can I buy this from?

I use the unistrut system to hang punch bags, I would like to be able to roll them away. However I need a trolley with a lock when in use - is there any solution available?

I will certainly be using these. By the way, I like the music. What is the song and artist?

Make sure you mount the rail ABSOLUTELY level. If the track has the slightest twist, dip, or slant, the trolley will scrape the walls and jam tight.

Great video and a great product!

Well that was certainly informative,thanks. I'm going to use this to lift my snowblower and other stuff up into my loft. I've seen the specs on the rollers and unistrut and have purchased accordingly! Is there any other videos that deal with installation of this system,I have been looking for 2 weeks and have just ran across this video.

Can you make a trolley that locks in place?

Just found out about these today from a contractor. Using to frame an inside wall perpendicular to commercial roof trusses. Brilliant design and never knew the existed!!

Can you flip them upside down to use as tracks on a floor?

Great, how do you get it back out?

Nice wooden ladders and invisible fall protection. I guess OSHA was not around that day of filming. Glad to see this Unistrut remains American made and American owned. I hope. One never knows now.

July 5th 2021 1 - 10 ft 1" 5/8 x 1" 5/8 piece $27.00 1 - 5 pack nuts $5.00 1 - 45 degree connector $5.00

I build an application and I need an assist for materials selection, I sent email to customer service but no response since 2 weeks

I'm sold modular for me

Ok so I have a wired pool table light above my 9 foot pool table. I wanna get a ping pong top to play ping pong too but light is in the way.. I was thinking of adding a plug to the light and connect it to thoese retractable extension cords. The retractable extension cord will be plug in into garahe ceiling outlet...then I wanted to mount light on two unistrut rails with a trolley to move it out of the way whenever we wanted to play ping pong. Can this be done and do you think it will work?? Basically wanna move pool table light back and forth when playing pool or ping pong..that's why I wanna get the retractable extension cord so it can retract when rolling light out of the way to play ping pong or move it back to play pool.

I wish I could get this products in the Philippines. I used lots when I worked in Canada.

many to choose from

I would like to know if I can use this rails and trolleys to hung up 2 punching bags iny garage..I wanna be able to slide them out of the way when not using them...if I can what would I need to buy exactly to hung them? One is an 80lbs and the other one is 40lbs

Can I use thoese little trolley wheels with this? I wanna use it to hung up 2 punching bags in garage so I can roll them out of the way when not using them?

Ok where do I get a U-Jack?

This video is AMAZING. I work with unistrut almost everyday as an electrician, and I never realized using a strut nut actually boxes the unistrut and strengthens it.

Use this curtain tracks

Great work

Been doing a bit of channel strut research.... this video is THE BEST!!

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Whats the rubber material you are using between the clamp and the pipe?

Just made a garden store with unistrut - didn't realise I was being so old skool..!

Isn't there *any* room for even the head of a recessed carriage bolt, or a flat-headed elevator bolt to allow the trolley to pass in 1-5/8" strut? What about using slightly smaller diameter bearings? That's incredibly lame if there isn't a workaround. I have an application where 1-5/8 track is as far as I can go. Hanging the track even lower with external hanger brackets is not an option.

I'm a huge animation buff. This video was an assignment for a HVAC class I'm taking. It just made my day. :-)

Gee my dad and I were using it in the plumbing industry in the late 90s for hanging pipes and I thought we were pioneers.

Almost most of balconies curtains slidez on straight channels but i need half moon form of channel, how to do it or is it available in your store?

I wonder if there is some UNISTRUT channels with Arc chape to use it to install curtain in winter to prevent snow from accumulating on floor of a half moon chape balcony?

Can you buy curved pieces to make a 90 degree turn?

Looks nice but that CANNOT be a cheap set of shelves!

I have a unique situation, wondering if this could work ... I have a back-to-back double channel, set vertical with 50lbs moving up and down the channel back and forth quickly. With positive pressure outwards, could rollers be set on either side? the entire assembly is stiff and supported, and the travel is only about 15" - the channel is only unsupported on that 15", but welded all around otherwise. I understand these are not designed or engineered to be used in this fashion, and I do not intend to hold you to any liability in asking, just curious. I have other options but am considering this route. Do you think it will work?

I really love Unistrut. It's absolutely incredible stuff.