What HoldRite is known for
HoldRite manufactures jobsite-focused plumbing and electrical accessories designed to simplify rough-in, protect piping and conduit, and speed installation while meeting common code and coordination needs. The brand’s core offerings include engineered pipe supports and mounting brackets, in-slab PEX/conduit cast-in-place supports (PEXRite pop-up series), firestop sleeves (HydroFlame), DWV testing solutions (TestRite), appliance boxes and water heater accessories.
Main product families and technologies
- In-slab / cast-in-place supports (PEXRite Pop-Up series): single- and double-run pop-up supports for PEX, soft copper, flexible and rigid conduit.
- In-wall and stub-out clamps: clamps and turn-out pieces for secure fixture stub-outs.
- Pipe supports & mounting brackets: hangers, inserts and brackets for structure and slab conditions.
- Firestop systems (HydroFlame): sleeves and intumescent sealants for penetration firestopping.
- DWV testing accessories (TestRite): reusable test tees and wedges.
- Water heater & appliance accessories: pans, straps, stands, and outlet boxes.
Common applications
Typical uses include new-construction slab work, multifamily and institutional projects, electrical rough-in, retrofit and maintenance work, and firestopping coordination. PEXRite pop-ups are commonly used to set and protect stub-ups prior to concrete pours.
How Safsale helps buyers identify, compare and procure HoldRite parts
- Part-number listings: Safsale shows HoldRite model numbers and product titles for direct comparison.
- Images: product photos help verify footprint and mounting type.
- Spec sheets and PDFs: manufacturer documentation is surfaced on listings to confirm dimensions and pipe-size compatibility.
- Reviews and Q&A: contractor feedback provides installation insight and real-world compatibility notes.
- Sourcing guidance: use filters and product attributes to find replacements and confirm box quantities for project procurement.
Procurement and model-identification checklist
- Order by exact part number and box quantity.
- Verify physical dimensions and supported tubing/conduit sizes in the spec sheet.
- Request install instructions for slab and extension requirements.
- Cross-check with shop drawings before the concrete pour.
- When substituting parts, confirm embed depth, run spacing and size range match project needs.
