Types of Support Structures
and Mounting
(continued)
Wall Mount
Suggested height limitation: 10 feet above the rooftop.
An outside wall of your home is also an easy and
convenient mounting place, but the wall and fasteners that
you use must be strong enough to support the antenna in
high winds. Ensure that the brackets are securely fastened
to a solid part of your wall.
1. Space the mounting brackets on an exterior wall – be
sure to clear roof eaves or any other obstacles.
2. Secure the brackets to the wall using the 4 lag screws.
3. Insert the mast between the saddles and secure with the
nuts and bolts.
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Types of Support Structures
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mount (hole A). Take one of the loose strap hooks and
insert into hole B.
NOTE: It is important to thread the nut only 1/4” onto the
hook, so that it may later be tightened to take out the slack
and make the strap secure to the chimney.
2. Go around the chimney with the strap; slip the strap clip
onto the strap, and then secure the other end of the
strap by inserting the strap into the strap hook that is in
hole B. The strap clip is used as follows:
(See figure 1.)
3. Slide the strap through the loop section of the clip and
bend it around through the upright section of clip.
4. Bend the upright sections of the clip down with pliers,
pinching the strap firmly.
5. At this time, remove any slack in the strap by tightening
the nuts at holes A and B.
6. Repeat the above steps to secure the lower mount to
chimney. (It is recommended that the mounts be a
minimum of 18” apart.)
NOTE: Install the upper bracket just below the top course
of bricks, and the lower bracket two or three feet below the
upper bracket. For maximum strength, space the brackets
as far apart as possible.
7. Place the mast against the mount and secure it in place
using the mast support clamps and nuts.
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