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April 04, 2022
How to Attach Unistrut to Bar Joist with Threaded Rod
Unistrut channel is attached to the bottom chord of the bar joist - either above or below the chord. The channel and channel nut rest on one side of the chord, while on the other are the flat plate fitting and mounting hardware. The chord is sandwiched between the assembly components and a length of threaded rod runs through everything.
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UNISTRUT-JOIST-ROD: How to Attach Unistrut to Bar Joist Using Threaded Rod
Which Hardware and Fittings Should I Use?
The size of the threaded rod will determine what size hardware you will need. The
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