Mast wall bracket BLOW bent with front plate 38/300 galvanized for antenna mounting

The Mast wall bracket BLOW bent with front plate 38/300 galvanized for antenna mounting is a bent wall-mount bracket designed to secure an antenna mast to vertical surfaces. It has a 38 mm tube diameter and a 300 mm length, and is manufactured from galvanized steel to provide corrosion resistance in outdoor conditions. The integrated front plate allows for straightforward attachment of antenna hardware and helps distribute load to the mounting surface.

Advantages

This bent mast wall bracket offers a compact angled mounting profile that keeps the mast clear of the wall while maintaining a low overall footprint. Galvanized steel construction ensures durability and improved resistance to rust and weathering. The front plate simplifies alignment and attachment of antennas and related fittings, and the standardized tube diameter accommodates commonly used mast sections and clamps.

Suitable for

• Mounting small to medium antenna masts on residential walls
• Fixing masts for TV, FM or small VHF/UHF antenna installations
• Applications where an angled, compact bracket is preferred to a straight wall mount
• Situations requiring corrosion-resistant outdoor mounting hardware

Key specifications

• Material: galvanized steel for outdoor corrosion protection
• Tube diameter: 38 mm
• Tube length from wall: 300 mm
• Design: bent bracket with front mounting plate
• Mounting type: wall-mounted with front plate for antenna attachment

How to use

Position the bracket at the chosen mounting height on a suitable vertical surface, ensuring the location provides the required clearance and line-of-sight for the antenna. Mark and drill appropriate holes for masonry anchors or bolts compatible with the wall material. Secure the bracket to the wall using suitable fasteners, then insert the mast section into the 38 mm tube and fix it with clamps or set screws designed for the mast diameter. Attach the antenna to the front plate following the antenna manufacturer’s instructions and verify structural stability and alignment before final tightening.

Usage recommendations

Use corrosion-resistant fasteners appropriate for the wall material and consider applying additional protective coatings in highly corrosive environments. Verify that the selected mast and antenna combination does not exceed the load capacity of the bracket and that the mounting location meets local installation regulations and safety clearances.