Support blocks fit with strut channels or other mounts to elevate long runs of tube or pipe. They protect flooring, roofs and other surfaces from damage. Support blocks do not include the mounting equipment for the tube or pipe.

These support blocks are mounted with strut channels to accommodate strut-mounted clamps for tube or pipe.

These elevated systems consist of two strut channel risers, connected with a strut channel, that are mounted to two adjacent support blocks. They hold tube or pipe that connects with a strut channel clamp and can be adjusted by height to fit specific application needs.

These support blocks are mounted with a split-ring clamp to hold and support stationary tube or pipe. Split-ring clamps open on one side with a hinge, encircle the tube or pipe like a ring, and fasten closed at the other end.

These support blocks are mounted with a roller to hold tube or pipe that may expand and contract due to temperature changes in the system.

These support blocks have a pier design in which small runs of pipe or conduit are elevated by a wide pillar. They have a ratcheting clamp mechanism that can be closed loosely around the pipe to accommodate expansion and contraction due to temperature changes. These clamps are often used for roof-top pipe support.

These accessories mount to a support block to reinforce the block's performance, such as load balancing.