Aluminium L Shaped Wall Bracket Mount for Satellite Dish SAT Antenna Aerial Wall Distance 15cm for Max Dish Size 100cm

I purchased these brackets for a project and they are excellent quality and look superb. They are solidly built and hold any aerial / dish / radiomast securely. They will not move on a windy day.Check the measurements of where they are going to be placed as these brackets are not small!

This item is pretty much as described, however, upon unpacking it, I was surprised how light it was, it literally felt like plastic. Upon mounting a satellite dish to it and observing the pole actually squash under basic pressure, I'm confident now this mount is pretty low density / low quality steel. Does it work... Yes... would I buy it if I had an alternative, not a chance. Do I hope to find a better quality version of the same mount and replace it... Yes.... will I leave it on my wall until then... probably.

Used to stabilise vertical solar pane array cross-bars mounted on scaffold poles cemented into the ground from wind gusts. One end bolted to shed wall. Rock solid structure in gales.

Phwoah, this is the business. Solid as a rock. My satellite dish used to wobble and shake in the wind but not any more. My only criticism is that the mounting holes are quite big, so I had to use big washers on the bolts, but that bracket is going to be up there forever. Couldn't resist polishing it before I put it up!

Purchased the bracket for a weather station as it has ideal specifications. Unfortunately, it has been poorly assembled as the bracket is not at a right angle to the mounting plate. So, to achieve an upright position for the weather station the mounting plate has to be at an angle for the bracket tube to be upright. Looks bad and very disappointing.