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Used it for a weather station.
Sturdy construction . Stand off was good to get you out away from a standard drip edge on a gable end of your house. Took the advice of reviewers and bought some sturdier zinc lag bolts at Lowes (hence the 4 star rating). The key is to locate your studs. I located the stud inside where it was dry-walled keying on an electrical outlet (on a stud) and measured the distance from the chosen stud to the window edge and then mirrored it on the outside to identify my drill point. It worked great and was right on the stud at first attempt. Used a 4-foot level to plumg the mast when setting the second clamp. The clamp at the bottom had one bolt into the stud and the other into the 7/16 sheeting. The clamp at the top had both bolts in solid wood because I was on the 2X6 roof-edge rafter. Will have to wait and see how the hardware holds up against corrosion over time (advertised as zinc coated so should be ok). I used a 1 and 1/4 inch diameter mast purchased at Lowes (comes in 5 foot sections which fit very tightly together).
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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2021
Style: Wall - 3"Verified Purchase
Sturdy construction . Stand off was good to get you out away from a standard drip edge on a gable end of your house. Took the advice of reviewers and bought some sturdier zinc lag bolts at Lowes (hence the 4 star rating). The key is to locate your studs. I located the stud inside where it was dry-walled keying on an electrical outlet (on a stud) and measured the distance from the chosen stud to the window edge and then mirrored it on the outside to identify my drill point. It worked great and was right on the stud at first attempt. Used a 4-foot level to plumg the mast when setting the second clamp. The clamp at the bottom had one bolt into the stud and the other into the 7/16 sheeting. The clamp at the top had both bolts in solid wood because I was on the 2X6 roof-edge rafter. Will have to wait and see how the hardware holds up against corrosion over time (advertised as zinc coated so should be ok). I used a 1 and 1/4 inch diameter mast purchased at Lowes (comes in 5 foot sections which fit very tightly together).
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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2016
Style: ChimneyVerified Purchase
Visit their web site for all the "how to's"
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2016
I looked at several Chimney Mounts and read multiple reviews before purchasing this item. The complaints about the included instructions are valid - they suck. However, going on-line to the Channel Master web site provides a wealth of information (most important for me was how to attach the buckle to the strap - I do not find it to be intuitive, but the web site made it very clear). Several points: 1) The chimney I attached this mount to is stucco over concrete block - so the chimney is solid but the stucco can be problematic. To help protect the surface layer, I used 4" lengths of 1" aluminum angle (1/8" thick) on the three corners away from the brackets (which are 1&1/2" wide). 2) I was able to do the job by myself by using Paracord to hold the brackets. The chimney is 32" on each side (square) so I placed a loop over the long end of the bracket, ran the Paracord around the chimney and hooked it to the short end of the bracket. I then positioned the bracket and snugged up the rope. The Paracord has some "stretch" to it so I was able to place the aluminum angle under it on each corner and, with all pieces held in place, I ran the strap (pulled taut) around the chimney and fastened it to the bracket (I was amazed how well it all worked - my "Rube Goldberg" attempts are not always so efficient). Once the brackets were in place, I mounted the mast (10' of 1" EMT Conduit), used a level to verify that it was vertical (only slight adjustment was necessary) and tightened all hardware. Easy Peasy...
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2016
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John
Used this to mount Starlink
Reviewed in Canada on November 3, 2023Style: J-MountVerified Purchase
Behrcowboy
Does what it’s intended for.
Reviewed in Canada on May 14, 2021Style: Mast/PoleVerified Purchase
Behrcowboy
Reviewed in Canada on May 14, 2021
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