Wall-mount bent mast bracket with front plate reinforced 40/660 galvanized — BLOW

BLOW wall-mount bent mast bracket with front plate reinforced 40/660 galvanized is a metal support designed to secure antenna masts to exterior walls. The bracket has a bent profile and an integrated front plate that increases rigidity and distributes load, while the galvanized finish protects against corrosion. It is intended for installation on residential and commercial facades to hold TV, radio and small communications antennas.

Advantages

The reinforced front plate and bent mast geometry provide improved stiffness and resistance to bending under load, helping maintain antenna alignment. Galvanized surface treatment offers long-term protection from rust and weathering in outdoor conditions. Compact design and standardized mounting points allow straightforward attachment to common masonry or concrete wall types, reducing installation time.

Suitable for

• Mounting TV antennas on house or apartment building facades
• Securing small radio or FM antennas to exterior walls
• Supporting lightweight communications masts for residential installations

Key specifications

• Material: steel with galvanized corrosion protection
• Design: bent mast bracket with reinforced front plate
• Mast support profile: 40 mm diameter compatible
• Length/extension class: 660 mm nominal support reach
• Finish: hot-dip or electro-galvanized surface for outdoor durability
• Installation method: wall-mount with multiple fixing holes for mechanical fasteners

How to use

Position the bracket on a suitable section of exterior wall, ensuring the location provides the necessary mast clearance and signal exposure. Mark and drill holes in masonry or concrete according to the brackets mounting pattern, then secure the bracket using appropriate wall anchors or through-bolts rated for outdoor use. Mount the mast into the 40 mm support profile and fix it with the supplied or compatible clamps. Verify vertical alignment and tighten all fasteners to the torque recommended by the fastener manufacturer. Apply additional sealing around fixing points if required to prevent water ingress.

Usage recommendations

Use corrosion-resistant anchors and stainless-steel or galvanized hardware for all external fixings. Check local wind load requirements and, if necessary, add guying or additional supports for taller masts. Inspect mounting and fasteners periodically, especially after severe weather, and re-apply protective coatings or replace corroded elements to maintain safe operation.