Chain Link Saddle Clamps, Galvanized - Multiple Sizes

Product Description

Galvanized Chain Link Saddle Clamps — Professional-Grade Parallel Pipe Connector (Multiple Sizes)

• Connects Two Pipes, Side-by-Side — Clamp two pieces of round chain link tubing in parallel, vertically or horizontally
• Contractor-Grade Steel — Pressed galvanized steel chosen by professionals for kennel panels, temp fencing, and pipe-frame builds
• Fast, One-Bolt Install — Tighten a single 5/16″ × 1-1/4″ carriage bolt through the clamp to lock parts in place (bolt & nut sold separately)
• Reusable & Versatile — Loosen, reposition, and re-use as layouts change
• Three Sizes — Fits 1-3/8″, 1-5/8″, and 2″ tubing

These galvanized saddle clamps are a fence-contractor-grade way to join two pieces of round pipe in parallel—ideal for expanding kennels by joining panel frames, stringing together temporary fence bays, or adding accessories and bracing to pipe-frame structures. The two-piece design sandwiches the pipes and tightens with a single carriage bolt for a clean, rigid connection.

Why Choose This

• Professional durability — Galvanized pressed steel stands up to outdoor use and jobsite handling
• Installer-friendly — One bolt per clamp keeps installs quick and consistent
• Flexible layouts — Perfect for kennels, ballfield backstops, temp panels, and general pipe framing
• Mix-and-match sizing — Stock the common pipe sizes used on residential & light-commercial frames

Specifications

Installation

Place one clamp half on each side of the two parallel pipes. Insert a 5/16″ × 1-1/4″ carriage bolt through the square hole, add the nut, align the pipes, and tighten until snug. Use two clamps per panel seam on tall or high-load connections. Re-check tightness after initial use.

Buying Guide

• Choose by pipe O.D.: Match the clamp size to the outside diameter of the pipes you’re joining.
• Bolt length: 1-1/4″ works for most standard frames; add length for thicker stacks or accessories.
• Parallel joins only: For side-by-side connections. For a T-connection, use end rail (T) clamps. For rails passing through line posts, use line rail (boulevard) clamps.
• Pro tip: On long seams, space clamps evenly to distribute load and keep frames aligned.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between a saddle clamp and a panel clamp?

Both join parallel pipes. Saddle clamps are a simple strap style with one bolt; panel clamps are two heavier plates that sandwich the pipes for a broader bearing surface.

How many do I need per seam?

Common practice is two per vertical seam on kennel or temp panels; add more for tall or high-load areas.

Are bolts included?

No—order 5/16″ × 1-1/4″ carriage bolts & nuts separately.

Will these rust?

The galvanized coating provides outdoor corrosion resistance. Touch up any deep scratches to protect the steel.

Can they be removed and reused?

Yes—loosen the nut to reposition or re-use as layouts change.

Comparison

Not sure which clamp is right for your frame or how many you’ll need per seam? Contact us and we’ll help you plan a professional-grade setup.