Mounting bracket ALPAR G20 straight L-150 for pipe supports

The ALPAR G20 straight L-150 mounting bracket is a compact L-shaped support designed for securing pipes and conduits at a rigid 90° angle. With a 150 mm leg length, this bracket provides consistent spacing and alignment for plumbing, HVAC and general pipe-support installations where a small footprint and stable attachment are required. The straightforward geometry and durable construction make it suitable for fixed wall or structure-mounted pipe runs and conduit routes.

Advantages

This straight mounting bracket offers a reliable, space-efficient solution for pipe support with a simple L-profile that ensures a firm 90° connection. Its 150 mm length gives predictable offset and alignment for runs of piping or electrical conduit while minimizing bending moments at the attachment point. The design is easy to install and integrates with standard fasteners and fixtures commonly used in plumbing and HVAC installations.

Suitable for

• Supporting domestic and commercial plumbing pipes
• Mounting HVAC lines and condensate drains
• Securing electrical conduit and cable runs
• General-purpose pipe support on walls and structural members

Key specifications

• Bracket shape: L-shaped (straight)
• Leg length: 150 mm
• Mounting angle: 90°
• Primary use: Pipe and conduit support
• Typical installation: Wall or structure-mounted

How to use

Position the ALPAR G20 bracket at the required spacing along the pipe run and mark the mounting holes on the wall or supporting structure. Use appropriate fasteners for the substrate—such as screws and anchors for masonry or bolts for steel structures—to secure the bracket firmly. Place the pipe or conduit onto the bracket and use clamps or straps as needed to prevent movement. Ensure the bracket spacing and orientation maintain the planned slope or alignment of the piping system.

Usage recommendations

Verify substrate strength and select corrosion-resistant fasteners if installing in humid or outdoor environments. For long pipe runs, place brackets at regular intervals and follow local codes for support spacing and load considerations.