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A support for a pipe clamp includes a first body adapted to be mounted to a vertical surface and a second body pivotally connected to the first body for pivotal movement between a substantially vertical stored position and a substantially horizontal operative position. A first end of each one pipe c

A support for a pipe clamp includes a first body adapted to be mounted to a vertical surface and a second body pivotally connected to the first body for pivotal movement between a substantially vertical stored position and a substantially horizontal operative position. A first end of each one pipe clamp is secured to the first body. A second end of each pipe clamp is secured to the second body, when the second body is in the operative position.

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The embodiments of the invention in which an exclusive property or privilege is claimed are defined as follow: 1. A support for pipe clamps, comprising: a first body in the form of an elongated box which has a front face, opposed side walls, opposed end walls and at least one mounting flange with o

The embodiments of the invention in which an exclusive property or privilege is claimed are defined as follow: 1. A support for pipe clamps, comprising: a first body in the form of an elongated box which has a front face, opposed side walls, opposed end walls and at least one mounting flange with openings, the mounting flange positioned along at least one of the opposed side walls or opposed end walls, whereby the first body is secured to a vertical surface by means of surface piercing fasteners; a second body pivotally connected to the first body at the front face for pivotal movement between a substantially vertical stored position and a substantially horizontal operative position; more than one opening in the front face of the first body for securing a first end of at least one of the more than one pipe clamp to the first body; and means for securing a second end of at least one of the more than one pipe clamp to the second body, when the second body is in the operative position, the more than one opening in the front face for securing the first end and the means for securing the second end of the more than one pipe clamp securing the more than one pipe clamp in parallel spaced relation. 2. The support for pipe clamps as defined in claim 1, wherein the second body is in the form of a frame having a pair of spaced side members, each of the side members having a first end and a second end, the first end of each of the side members being pivotally connected to the first body, the second end of each side member being connected by an end member. 3. The support for pipe clamps as defined in claim 2, wherein the frame has rigidifying internal brace members. 4. The support for pipe clamps as defined in claim 1, wherein the biasing means are provided to bias the second body into the stored position. 5. The support for pipe clamps as defined in claim 4, wherein the biasing means are springs which extend from the first body to the second body. 6. The support for pipe clamps as defined in claim 2, wherein the means for securing a second end of at least one of the more than one pipe clamp to the second body includes more than one receiver in the end member. 7. A support for pipe clamps, comprising: a first body in the form of an elongate box having opposed side walls, opposed end walls, and a front face, the first body having a mounting flange with openings, the mounting flange being positioned along the opposed side walls, whereby the first body may be secured to a vertical surface by means of one of screws or nails; a second body in the form of a frame having a pair of spaced side members, each of the side members having a first end and a second end, the first end of each of the side members being pivotally connected to the opposed end walls of the first body for pivotal movement between a substantially vertical stored position and a substantially horizontal operative position, the second end of each side member being connected by an end member, the frame having rigidifying internal brace members; biasing means bias the second body into the stored position, the biasing means being springs which extend from the opposed end walls of the first body to the side members of the second body; means for securing a first end of each pipe clamp to the first body including more than one parallel spaced opening in the front face of the first body; and means for securing a second end of each pipe clamp to the second body, when the second body is in the operative position, including more than one receiver in the end member of the second body, each receiver having an associated positioning notch.