Strut System saves utility installation time
Published in: Product News Network
Date: 8/12/2005
Electricians and Metal Building Contractors Shown Saddlestrut(TM) Agree: This Product Will Save Up To 2 Hours Per Utility Installation
Installing panels, service meters, risers, signs and other objects neatly to contoured metal buildings using standard strut systems has always been a headache for the installer.
Talk to any installer and he will tell you, “with the normal kinds of strut available, when I get to a job site and I have to mount my equipment to a metal building, I will bridge that gap from the top surface of the building skin to the back from cutting and using pieces of electrical conduit, using washers, cutting small blocks of wood to mounting standard strut vertically; I’ll do whatever it takes and use whatever is handy.” And, none of the installers will tell you it’s an efficient or timely process nor are they likely to be satisfied with the integrity or the appearance of the eventual installation. Every metal building contractor and electrician that has seen Saddlestrut(TM) has said either, “I wondered how long it would be before someone came up with a strut specifically shaped for metal buildings” or “I wish I had thought of it myself.”
Saddlestrut(TM) is a patent pending contoured strut system designed specifically for attaching electrical equipment, signs, awnings, lighting fixtures, burglar bars and other equipment to metal buildings. The strut system works on R, U, AP and custom panel designs. Saddlestrut(TM) is currently manufactured in lengths up to 10 feet long and in kits that include all of the mounting hardware needed for easy, fast, simple, neat and secure installations for a myriad of metal building applications.
Saddlestrut(TM) is exclusively manufactured by Fine Line Production. The company also manufactures other parts for metal building applications as well as parts and assemblies for the highway safety, conveyor and high-end office furniture and other industries.
If you would like more information about Saddlestrut(TM) or Fine Line Production, please contact them direct or visit their website at: www.finelineproduction.com or email them at: info@finelineproduction.com
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