Hangs services from the structure
The rod drops from an anchor, beam clamp or insert to the clamp or trapeze below, and nuts on the rod set the height.

Pipe Support Components
Threaded Rods / Bars are steel rods threaded along their full length, used to hang pipe clamps, trapezes and ceiling services from the structure above, and in anchors and fixings. Corona makes them in inch and metric sizes, carbon steel, B7 alloy and stainless. Specify diameter, length, thread, grade, finish and the quantity you need.
At a glance
The rod drops from an anchor, beam clamp or insert to the clamp or trapeze below, and nuts on the rod set the height.
Buyers specify the thread and grade: ASTM A307 or class 4.8 and 8.8 carbon steel, ASTM A193 B7, or stainless steel.
1/4–2-1/2 in (M6–M60), 2–19 ft (1–5.8 m) long, UNC, BSW or DIN 975 / DIN 976 metric thread in V, coil, square or Acme form, plain, zinc plated or hot dip galvanised.
Also known as
Threaded Rods / Bars are threaded rod or all thread in the US and studding in the UK; in other languages they are tige filetée (French), Gewindestange (German), barra filettata (Italian) and varilla roscada (Spanish).
The rod is cut to the drop and screwed into an anchor or beam clamp above. The pipe clamp or trapeze channel is fixed on the lower end, and nuts and washers either side set it to height. Turning the nuts later raises or lowers the pipe without taking it down.
Common applications
Single clamps hang on one rod each at the spacing the pipe needs. The rod size follows the pipe and clamp.
Strut trapezes, duct hangers and cable tray hang on pairs of rods. The same rod supports suspended ceilings and lighting.
Cut lengths of rod are set in resin and cast-in anchors or used as studs. Stainless rod suits wet and corrosive areas.
Questions answered
Threaded Rods / Bars hang Pipe Clamps from the structure; the anchors and beam clamps at the top come from other suppliers.
See the pipe support rangeThreaded Rods / Bars specifications
Pipe Support Systems