Abstract: The bidirectional pipe grip sleeve is a tubular sleeve for surrounding and supporting a conduit therein. The sleeve is adapted to be inserted through a pre-drilled opening in a barrier, such as a wall or floor. The sleeve has a tubular body with an outwardly extending annular flange at one end of the body, the sleeve defining a bore. The flange defines elongated, arc-shaped slots between the tubular body and the periphery of the flange for optionally receiving at least one fastener to fix the sleeve to the barrier during installation. A plurality of legs, having outwardly extending latches, extend from the end the tubular body opposite the flange for locking the sleeve to the barrier. A plurality of ribs are disposed in the bore and on the legs for frictionally gripping the conduit. Both ends of the sleeve are chamfered.

Abstract: An apparatus for aligning and securing a conduit directed through supports, such as walls, floors, and the like, wherein the apparatus includes a flange mounting a plurality of coaxially aligned mounting legs, each including a locking lug directed exteriorly of each leg, wherein the legs secure a conduit directed therebetween. The legs each include a concentric groove segment mounting a locking ring, wherein the locking ring includes a plurality of annularly oriented locking fingers, wherein the locking fingers are directed upwardly and define an acute included angle between the various plate elements of the locking ring and the defined central axis of the organization.