Antenna Chimney Mount Clamp BLOW 5 m — metal U-bracket for chimney installation

The Antenna Chimney Mount Clamp BLOW 5 m is a metal U-bracket designed to secure antennas to chimney stacks when a pole or mast installation is impractical. This chimney mount provides a rigid attachment point for aerials in rooftop environments, supporting DVB-T, FM and TV antennas. Its 5 m length and U-type form factor allow installers to position the antenna above the roofline while keeping the mounting hardware compact and suitable for residential and small commercial properties.

Advantages

The metal U-bracket construction offers strength and stability for long-term outdoor use. The 5 m length provides clearance and placement flexibility for a range of antenna sizes without requiring an extended mast. The clamp design enables a secure mechanical connection to a variety of chimney profiles, reducing need for additional roof penetrations. Compatibility with common antenna types makes it a practical option for DVB-T, FM and TV reception needs.

Suitable for

• Mounting DVB-T, FM and TV antennas on brick or masonry chimneys
• Residential rooftop antenna installations where pole mounting is not feasible
• Small commercial buildings requiring a compact chimney-mounted solution

Key specifications

• Bracket type: U-shaped metal chimney clamp
• Effective length: 5 m
• Material: corrosion-resistant metal (metal alloy suitable for outdoor use)
• Mounting: clamp design for chimney attachment without roof penetration
• Compatibility: designed for standard DVB-T, FM and TV aerials

How to use

Position the U-bracket around the chimney so the antenna will be clear of nearby obstructions. Tighten the clamp securely to the chimney using appropriate fasteners, ensuring the bracket is level and firmly seated against masonry. Attach the antenna to the bracket according to the antenna manufacturer’s instructions, checking that all mechanical connections are tight and weatherproofed where necessary. Route feed cables down the roof or along the chimney and seal any cable entry points according to local building guidelines.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the bracket and fixings periodically for corrosion and retighten as required. Use suitable stainless or galvanized fasteners and corrosion-resistant tape or sealant at exposed joints. If in doubt about chimney condition or structural suitability, consult a qualified installer to assess load-bearing capacity before mounting an antenna.