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Every now and then, someone asks if it's OK to hang conduit from a fence. Here is a pic of such an installation.
IMC (intermediate) was used- 3/4 size, use 1" bender- and it was attached using Minerallacs. Fence top is about 6 ft. high. Area is used for parking RV's at a dealership.
- renosteinke ![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/Forum/Images/Pipe-on-Fence.jpg) ![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/Forum/Images/Pipe-on-Fence2.jpg)
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Y'know, back in my young, stupid days I did this once. Right at bumper height . At a car dealership. Yeah.
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Has the driver of the car, pic 1, got a plank nailed to his head?
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Wood work but can't!
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LOL Alan! That's my work truck...you see the edge of an open tool bin.
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I did a job for a buddy 2 years ago in Chicago where the previous owner of the 2 (3rd added) unit apartment had run power to the garage via 40' of EMT strapped to 'el cheapo' wood panel fencing.
1st good windstorm dropped a panel - and 3 lengths of EMT. He must've scrounged the wires from somewhere, or had a buddy/brother-in-law/cousing who "knew 'lectric stuff". Turns out the whole place is wired in the "rainbow" conductor ID scheme.
Replaced it with a run of rigid 24" underneath the flower beds next to the driveway.
Told him he should upgrade - he's got my number, and polans to re-do everyhting this year.
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