Your One-Stop HVAC Equipment Mounting Solution

By Cass Jacoby.

Mount HVAC equipment with ease with the adjustable and customizable KnuckleHead Mechanical Support kit.

Looking for a single-source solution for mounting HVAC equipment?  GreenLink Engineering’s KnuckleHead Mechanical Support Kits are just what you need.

KnuckleHead Mechanical Support Kits can accommodate all HVAC equipment whether roof-or ground-mounted, and are designed to create a secure seal during installation that works to support the structure in all cases.

Kits come in a range of strut frame configurations to reinforce a variety of rooftop equipment and allow the easy mounting of equipment. The frame can be loose laid or secured on the roof decks with fasteners or adhesives and come in single units or can be customized for multi-unit support.

Plus, this kit is highly adjustable, with rails that can slide horizontally to fit width of mounted equipment or vertically to fit the height. Because HVAC equipment must be perfectly level to perform optimally, support rails can be adjusted by sliding within the slots and bolted in place.

Because of this versatility, this mechanical support system can be used for mounting a wide range of HVAC equipment including AC units, mini splits, heat pumps, condensers, and associated pipelines and conduit. This easy to install kit takes less that 15 minutes to assemble out of the box. Each kit includes:

• Four 2’ stanchion supports and two 4’ support rails.
• Four strut KnuckleHead bases.
• Two equipment rails which can be adjusted by sliding horizontally to fi t the equipment to be mounted.
• All necessary hardware for assembly.

There is an easier way to support your HVAC equipment! KnuckleHead Mechanical Support Kits are designed to be your single source solution to provide a quick and secure support system!

KnuckleHead Mechanical Support Kits - Green Link Engineering

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About Cass

Cass works as a reporter/writer for RoofersCoffeeShop, MetalCoffeeShop AskARoofer and MetalCoffeeShop. When she isn’t writing about roofs, she is putting her Master degree to work writing about movies and dancing with her plants.