Abstract: A pipe support bridge comprising a pair of upstanding support brackets and a central truss member having top and bottom edges and side edges. The top edges are shorter than the bottom edges. Each support bracket has a central vertically aligned channel member to slidably receive the side edges of the central channel member such that the central truss members is supported between the support brackets. The assembled pipe support bridge is wider at the bottom then the top. The angle of the truss allows the support brackets to rest at various angles to the truss providing various degrees of side thrust support. The locking system comprising pins extending from the sides of the truss member and alignable with holes in the support brackets allows the central truss to be adjusted to different heights in the support brackets. Locating members are fixed to the central truss member for positioning a pipe to be supported atop the pipe support bridge.

Abstract: A pipe support bridge comprising a pair of upstanding support brackets and a central truss member having top and bottom edges and side edges. Each support bracket has a central vertically aligned channel member to slidably receive the side edges of the central channel member such that the central truss members is supported between the support brackets. A locking system comprising pins extending from the sides of the truss member and alignable with holes in the support brackets allows the central truss to be adjusted to different heights in the support brackets. Locating members are mounted to the central truss member for positioning a pipe to be supported atop the pipe support bridge.