If you need unistruts by a certain increment, we have that option as well. It can also be adjusted to be facing either up or down. Unistrut height and width can be modified to match any size you might need. If an MEP element is below, a unistrut connection variant (with sets of washers and nuts instead of anchors at the ends of the rods) can be used. Unistrut (trapeze) hangers can now be inserted below MEP services (so that MEP elements rest on it) or above, allowing another hanger to attach to it from below.įor multi-level applications, a separate unistrut channel can be used to attach to an existing hanger. Let’s take a closer look at families you can now work with. Despite being more detailed, the new families are lighter compared to the previous ones. All items inside the main families (bolts, nuts, clamps, rods, unistruts, etc.) are created as shared families, so every instance can be accounted for. In the renewed library, hanger families now have a standard set of shared parameters allowing for accurate bills of materials through Revit schedules. So you can work more efficiently and with less stress.
Ultimately, we want to make placing hangers and supports in Revit a breeze. Our goals for the renewed library were to supplement the existing library with commonly used hangers and supports, improve functionality, make families more customizable, and enhance their appearance.
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