![]() So I guess what I don't understand is that for $1,000 you can have a completely demountable, indoor, fixture suspension that 1 guy with a scissor lift can install in 4 hours, that any PE would sign off on.why does no one use it? Has an impressively small storage footprint for $200, and can arguably hold more than all but the most well built tube steel truss systems. Is 1/10th the weight of similar length truss. The limitation becomes attachment to structure.Ī powder coated stick costs ~$150, plus 10 fasteners that are $5 each gives you a black stick of metal that is rated to be installed in any plenum on the planet. Sure its more complicated than that, but it is entirely reasonable to have access to the full 14,500lbs load available from a P1000 unistrut over a 20' span in front of a stage. The standard model has a ~2500lb load rating per 2', with a safety factor of 4. Why don't small-mid size companies use unistrut suspended from building supports to suspend lighting and speakers from? I work in construction and hang 1000s of lbs every week from unistrut that is over peoples heads regularly. This is more of a hypothetical question, but is still mostly "why not?"
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