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A pipe coupling holder (10) for holding a pipe coupling joint (20) to be embedded in concrete (42) includes a cylindrically-shaped barrel member (12) having an inner wall to which the coupling joint (20) is attached at a first end thereof. The holder also includes a flange member (14), which is sepa

A pipe coupling holder (10) for holding a pipe coupling joint (20) to be embedded in concrete (42) includes a cylindrically-shaped barrel member (12) having an inner wall to which the coupling joint (20) is attached at a first end thereof. The holder also includes a flange member (14), which is separate from the barrel member, but which has a hole (28) therethrough of the size for snugly receiving a fixed-shaped outer wall of the barrel member (12) to be selectively slidable along the barrel member and attachable thereto at any selected position. Thus, a second end portion (26) of the barrel member can be cut away to accommodate a raised portion (40) of a concrete form wall and the flange member (14) can be slid along the outer surface of the barrel member to the top of the raised portion. The separate flange member is then adhered in this position to the outer wall of the barrel and fastened to the raised portion of the concrete form wall to hold a pipe coupling in a fixed position during the pouring of concrete in the form.

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A pipe coupling holder for holding a pipe coupling joint to be embedded in concrete to a concrete form, said pipe coupling joint having cylindrically-shaped external and internal surfaces, said internal surface including a ridge abutment therein for abutting against the ends of pipes coupled by said

A pipe coupling holder for holding a pipe coupling joint to be embedded in concrete to a concrete form, said pipe coupling joint having cylindrically-shaped external and internal surfaces, said internal surface including a ridge abutment therein for abutting against the ends of pipes coupled by said pipe coupling joint, said holder comprising: an elongated, tubularly-shaped barrel member having a cylindrical inner wall of a size for snugly receiving the external surface of said pipe coupling joint at a first end of said barrel member for being engaged thereto, said barrel-member inner wall having a size that at all positions along the length of said barrel member is at least as great as the size of the inner surface of said pipe coupling joint, the outer wall of said barrel member having a fixed shape extending from an opposite second end thereof for a substantial distance along the length thereof toward said first end; a flange member being separate from said barrel member but defining a flange hole therethrough of a size for snugly receiving the fixed-shaped outer wall of said barrel member to be selectively adhered thereto at a selected position along said barrel member; whereby second-end portions of said barrel member can be cut away to accommodate raised portions of a concrete form wall so that said second end can be brought into contact with an unraised portion of said form wall, the flange being slidable along the outer wall of said barrel member so that it can be placed on top of said raised portion of said concrete form wall, and said flange can be adhered at this position along said outer wall of said barrel portion and fastened to the raised portion of said concrete form wall to hold said pipe coupling holder and said pipe coupling joint in position while concrete is poured into said form.