Wall Mount Bracket No name UML-38L30 — masonry mounting bracket, model UML-38L30

Wall mount bracket No name UML-38L30 is a masonry mounting bracket designed to secure equipment and fixtures to brick, concrete block or other masonry surfaces. The bracket provides a stable, rigid attachment point for both indoor and outdoor installations where anchor fastening into masonry is required. It is suitable for small to medium loads such as lights, small cabinets, conduit runs and similar mounted components.

Advantages

The bracket is constructed to offer a direct and compact mounting solution for masonry walls, reducing the need for custom fabrication. Its design enables straightforward anchoring with standard masonry fixings and delivers consistent alignment for attached equipment. The product supports both horizontal and vertical arrangements depending on installation orientation, and its material and form factor minimize visible protrusion from the mounting surface.

Suitable for

• Mounting outdoor and indoor lighting fixtures to brick or block walls
• Securing small wall cabinets, junction boxes or equipment housings
• Supporting short runs of pipe, conduit or cable trays on masonry surfaces
• Attaching signs, sensors or small enclosures where masonry anchoring is required

Key specifications

• Type: masonry wall mounting bracket for anchor installation
• Material: corrosion-resistant metal suitable for structural mounting
• Mounting method: fixed to masonry using mechanical anchors or expansion bolts
• Load application: designed for small to medium point loads typical of fixtures and small enclosures
• Orientation: supports horizontal and vertical mounting configurations

How to use

Position the bracket on the masonry surface and mark anchor hole locations through the bracket's mounting holes. Drill holes to the appropriate diameter and depth for the chosen masonry anchors, remove dust from the drilled holes, and install anchors according to the anchor manufacturer's instructions. Align the bracket over the installed anchors and secure it using suitable bolts or screws tightened to the recommended torque. Ensure the mounted equipment is level and all fasteners are seated and tightened before applying the intended load.

Usage recommendations

Choose masonry anchors rated for the substrate and anticipated load. For outdoor installations, select corrosion-resistant fasteners and, where exposure to severe conditions is expected, consider protective coatings or stainless steel hardware. Verify wall thickness and substrate integrity before installation and, for critical loads, consult a structural engineer to confirm anchor spacing and load capacity.