Bracket mount ALPAR G204 L-150 angled extension, model G204, length 150 mm

ALPAR G204 L-150 angled extension is a metal bracket designed to provide a fixed angled mounting point with a 150 mm extension arm. The bracket creates a stable offset from the main mounting surface, allowing fixtures or equipment to be positioned away from walls or structural supports. Its simple L-shaped profile and reinforced corners make it suitable for installations that require a compact, rigid angled support.

Advantages

The ALPAR G204 L-150 offers a precise 150 mm offset in a compact angled form factor, enabling consistent positioning of mounted items. Its construction is intended to deliver mechanical stability and straightforward installation. The bracket's design reduces the need for custom fabrication when an angled extension is required and allows repeatable alignment across multiple mounting points.

Suitable for

• Mounting small to medium fixtures at an offset from walls or uprights
• Providing angled support for equipment where space constraints prevent flush mounting
• Structural and finish installations requiring a consistent 150 mm protrusion

Key specifications

• Type: angled extension bracket (L-shaped)
• Effective extension length: 150 mm
• Orientation: fixed angled support
• Material: metal construction suitable for mechanical mounting (surface finish may vary)
• Suitable load application: supports small to medium loads when correctly fastened to a compatible substrate

How to use

Select mounting fasteners appropriate for the substrate and the load to be supported. Position the ALPAR G204 L-150 so the bracket's mounting face sits flush against the support structure, mark hole locations through the bracket, and drill pilot holes if required. Secure the bracket using suitable screws, bolts, or anchors tightened to recommended values for the chosen fasteners. Verify the bracket is level and that attached fixtures are aligned before final tightening.

Usage recommendations

Use corrosion-resistant fasteners in outdoor or humid environments and ensure the supporting structure can bear the applied loads; when in doubt, consult a structural installer or engineer to confirm suitability for the intended application.