ROBSON U-100 Wall Balcony Antenna Mounting Bracket 38mm Mast 1000mm Galvanized Steel

Mounting an outdoor antenna on a wall, balcony, or railing often becomes a compromise between stability and flexibility. The ROBSON U-100 Antenna Mounting Bracket eliminates that trade-off with a robust, hot-dip galvanized steel construction that keeps your DVB-T, satellite, or radio antenna securely in place, even in harsh weather. Its 1000 mm mast provides ample height for optimal signal reception, while the 100 mm offset from the mounting surface ensures clearance from walls and obstacles.

Who is it for

This bracket is ideal for homeowners, installers, and DIY enthusiasts who need a reliable outdoor mounting solution for antennas on balconies, terraces, or building facades. It suits anyone seeking a durable, corrosion-resistant bracket that can withstand the elements without frequent maintenance.

Main features

• Hot-dip galvanized steel for superior corrosion resistance and longevity
• Universal compatibility with DVB-T, satellite, and radio antennas
• 38 mm mast diameter fits standard antenna clamps
• 1000 mm mast length provides excellent signal height
• 100 mm offset from wall allows easy cable routing and antenna adjustment
• Sturdy 100 x 100 mm mounting plate with four 10 mm holes for secure attachment
• Welded construction ensures rigidity and stability in windy conditions

Specifications

• Product type: Antenna mounting bracket
• Mounting type: Wall, balcony, railing
• Material: Steel
• Corrosion protection: Hot-dip galvanized
• Mast diameter: 38 mm
• Mast length: 1000 mm
• Offset from mounting surface: 100 mm
• Mounting plate dimensions: 100 x 100 mm
• Number of mounting holes: 4
• Mounting hole diameter: 10 mm
• Antenna compatibility: DVB-T, satellite, radio antennas
• Installation environment: Outdoor
• Finish: Metallic silver
• Construction: Welded steel

Tips

For best results, position the bracket on a solid surface and use appropriate wall anchors for your mounting material. Ensure the mast is vertical and the antenna is oriented toward the nearest transmitter. Periodically check the bolts for tightness, especially after strong winds.