Threaded Rod
All Thread Rod, All Sizes & Grades, Wholesale by the Box
Continuous-threaded rod is the connector that ties your whole support system together, it’s what strut hangs from, what clevis and riser hangers suspend from, and what beam clamps attach to structural steel.
All Thread Rod
Overview
We stock all-thread rod from 1/4″ through 1″ diameter, in A36, Grade B7, and A307 grades, galvanized and stainless finishes, sold wholesale by the box for contractors, not by the single stick. If you’re pricing out a full trapeze or hanger job, all-thread rod is usually the highest-volume, most-reordered item on the list, and where distributor markup adds up fastest. Grade matters here more than almost anywhere else on the site, using A307 where your spec calls for B7 is a real safety issue, not a paperwork one, so we’ll confirm grade and mill cert availability with you before anything ships.
Need a length or diameter outside the standard 10′ stick? Ask on the quote form.
All Thread Rod range
Every product below has its own contractor FAQ, with full specs confirmed on your quote, so you are not guessing which style fits your run.
Rod Couplings
Rod couplings join two lengths of all-thread rod end-to-end, the way you extend a drop past a standard 10′ stick length, or splice rod on site instead of…
Rod Hangers
Rod hangers are the hardware that connects all-thread rod to a pipe hanger, clevis, or strut channel above, the link between your vertical drop and whatever…
Sizes
Material, finish, gauge and pack quantities are confirmed on every quote for the exact part we’d ship. Tell us the sizes you’re working to and we’ll send full specifications with direct pricing.
Minimum order: 50 pieces.
Contractor FAQ
What’s the difference between Grade B7, A307, and F1554 threaded rod?
Grade B7 is a higher-strength alloy rod used where load or code requires it, common in structural and pressure-vessel applications. A307 is a standard-strength fastener-grade rod, often used for general anchoring. F1554 is the standard spec for anchor bolts — most commonly Grade 36, made from A36-equivalent mild steel — used for foundation and base-plate anchoring, not general threaded-rod stock.
Using A307 where your spec calls for B7 is a real safety issue, not a paperwork one. We confirm grade and finish with you before anything ships.
What sizes do you carry, and how is it sold?
1/4″ through 1″ diameter. Sold by the box/bundle, we stock 3/8″ and 1/2″ x 10′ in 10- and 20-piece bundles as standard SKUs. Send your size and quantity on the quote request for wholesale pricing.
Galvanized or stainless, which do I need?
Galvanized is standard for interior and most covered exterior applications. Stainless is used for corrosive environments, exposed exterior, or where your project spec requires it.
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