Chimney Mount with Galvanized Steel Straps - EZ 29-24 TV Antenna Mast Bracket

Very sturdy bracket. Enough strapping to fit a double chimney easily. The parts kit was missing the washers. No big deal, I have plenty laying around. A few things about the install. First, a second set of hands would be very helpful as you need to loosen the center nut that holds the two halves together to get the mast in while holding the whole assembly up to the chimney and than tightening the straps. See the pic to see how to attach the mast. Definitely have some leather gloves to pull the metal straps tight before you crimp them down or you'll slice the heck out of your hands. You want to have the nut all the way at the end of the strap mounts and get those straps as tight as possible before you crimp them so you dont run out of threads when you tighten the tension nut. Make sure you put the straps through the crimps before you thread them through the mounts or you will have to pull them back out. You will need some tin snips to cut off the excess strapping. A set of pliers to crimp the straps and a 7/16" wrench and you're set. Very easy install all in all depending on the pitch of your roof of course!

I used it to mount my weather station sensors. It was an easy install and years later its still looks new.

This was perfect for me. I almost ordered something else to mount my antenna and stumbled across this.

you needed a crmp tool to secure those metal bands. my antenna got blown over in high wind so get a crimper tool to hold it secure to chimney.

This was a bit of a challenge to mount; help from a second person may have made it easier. Still installed on my own anyway, it works well in supporting a 10 foot mast with antenna without accessory guy wires.

Quality is fine but this is a pain to install. Like others have mentioned you need a crimper tool for the install and will not fit on a large chimney. Would not recommend.

It works, but it's not high quality. I guess it's ok for the price.

fit good