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Bueyfolt 20 Pack Metal Stud Shoes for Wood, Width 1.5', 'Galvanized Notch Stud Brackets, Fits up to 2-1/2' Pipes, Extra Support for Electrical Wiring or Plumbing

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About this item

  • Length: 5"; Internal Width: 1.5"; Notch Diameter: 2-1/2"; Suitable for Pipes up to 2-3/8" Diameter
  • Made of galvanized iron, it's sturdy, long-lasting, and can be used outside for a long time
  • Designed specifically for wood studs, it adds support and improves overall stability
  • Create a secure passage for wires or pipes to pass through, while providing protection for cables and pipes
  • Designed with pre-punched holes for easy installation, Suitable for framing project, plumbing project, drain pipes, vent pipe, DIY, etc. Please confirm the size before purchasing



Product Description

Stud Shoes

  • Made of galvanized iron, it's sturdy, long-lasting, and can be used outside for a long time

  • Designed specifically for wood studs, it adds support and improves overall stability

Randy K. Duncan
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2024
These are nice and sturdy stud shoes. I'd feel comfortable using them in my house.They are about 1/16 thick. I don't think they're galvanized, I can't scrape any finish off.I don't think I'd want to go through a structural inspection with these. I think they need some kind of engineering listing printed on them. They have no printing at all.Overall, I think they're great an I'm going to use them where there are big penetrations. If you want to be super conservative, I suppose you could use one on each side of the stud.I think they're a good bargain.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2024
The Bueyfolt 20 Packs Metal Stud Shoes measure .0375" Inches in thickness per my digital caliper. The code requirement for protection of pipes is steel a minimum of .0575".Simply put, you'll likely fail an inspection using these plates.Otherwise, they're well-built. As for adequate structural strength for compensating for the removed wood, your inspector or an engineer or architect should make the determination.
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