Caddy Pyramid Equipment Supports offers innovative support for rooftop systems


SOLON, Ohio  – CADDY PYRAMID Equipment Supports offer a fast, flexible method for supporting chillers, air conditioners and other heavy-duty mechanical services on rooftop surfaces. The system contains post-base assemblies, equipment-support clamps and a frame, and it can be assembled and adjusted to size and height in minutes by one person with one tool. And, unlike traditional methods, this system features a hot-dip galvanized finish for superior corrosion protection.

The innovative design of the thermoplastic base evenly distributes the load to help prevent damage to the roof membrane. The crossbar and equipment support clamps help ensure a quick and easy assembly. Once assembled, the support can be lifted as one unit and easily relocated.

CADDY PYRAMID Equipment Supports, part of the CADDY® line of fasteners and supports from ERICO, are available with 4- or 6-post base configurations. The system supports green building requirements; the bases are made from recycled material and can contribute to earning LEED credit.

For more information on this unique support system, call 1-800-333-0852 or visit www.erico.com/products/CADDY_PYRAMID_Equipment_Support_Kit.asp.



ERICO is a leading global designer, manufacturer and marketer of precision-engineered specialty metal products serving niche markets in a diverse range of electrical, construction, utility and rail applications. The company is headquartered in Solon, Ohio, USA with a network of sales locations serving more than 30 countries and with manufacturing and distribution facilities worldwide. ERICO primary brand names are: CADDY® electrical and mechanical fixings, fasteners and supports; LENTON® concrete reinforcement products; and ERICO electrical products, which include CADWELD® exothermic welded connection products, ERICO® rail and industrial products, ERIFLEX® low-voltage power distribution products, and ERITECH® facility electrical protection products. Visit ERICO online at www.erico.com.



June 27, 2013


Topic Area: Press Release


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