B-Line Eaton series all threaded rod and drop wire supports, Hangers, 1" Height, 1" Length, 1" Width, 0.034lbs, Components, 160 lbs load capacity, Off

The BH8 offset bracket is drilled with .281 inch holes, which takes a 1/4 inch bolt, lag screw, or 1/4-20 threaded rod with clearance. Anything larger than 1/4 inch will not pass through without redrilling, which would void the listed load rating.

Rated at 160 lbs load capacity. That covers typical wire or chain drops for lighting fixtures, signage, and small suspended loads. The bracket itself weighs .034 lb, so it adds essentially nothing to the load on the structure.

That is exactly the application Eaton lists for it: wire or chain drop from concrete or wood. You fasten through the .281 inch holes into the deck or joist with your own anchor or lag screw, then take the wire or chain off the offset leg. Concrete anchors and wood screws are not part of the bracket, so order those separately to suit the substrate.

Yes, the BH8 carries a UL/CUL listing, which is what most inspectors and institutional specs call for on suspended electrical and lighting support hardware. The CUL side means it is accepted for Canadian installations as well.

It is a compact part, 1 inch in height, length, and width, so it sits tight to the deck and fits between closely spaced joists or in a congested ceiling cavity where a larger hanger plate will not land.

The offset shifts the drop point away from the mounting face, so the wire or chain hangs clear of the joist, beam edge, or deck flute instead of rubbing against it. A straight rod hanger drops in line with the anchor, which is fine in open ceiling but binds when you have to fasten to the side of a member. Use the BH8 where the anchor point and the desired drop point are not the same spot.

Order Eaton B-Line model BH8. It is a single-model item, no finish or size options to specify, so the part number is all you need for a purchase order or a distributor cross-reference.