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All our brackets are best quality welded and hot dipped galvanised.
to use with which pole/aerial.
“Stand off measurements” :
6”x 6” = 3.5”
6”x 9” = 5.5”
9”x 9” = 5.5”
Four wall anchors and two V bolts are required per wall bracket.
All our T & K brackets are best quality
T & Ks come as a
pair and are used separately (as above) !
to use with which pole/aerial.
Also see :
Tests of T & Ks and

All our brackets are best quality welded/galvanised.
The 6” bracket and the mitre bracket require one lashing kit, the H/D pair requires two.
Note, a pair of H/D brackets requires 2 x 2.25” V bolts,
which must be ordered additionally to the lash kits.


Our chimney lash kits have
one end “Pre Terminated” for an
easier and more reliable install.
The kit comes with 2 x 1.75” V bolts. Note, 2” poles require 2.25” V Bolts.
We sell the V bolts separately and these are measured internal diameter.
Please note that two V bolts are usually required per bracket.
The 2“x 1” model will clamp a 2” pole
to a 1” pole, and the 2”x 2” two 2”
poles together.


Whilst we do not recommend their
use for antennas outside, the two
loft kits we stock are perfect for mounting an aerial in the loft.
If you are unsure which to buy we would advise the purchase of the “L Section” as it can always be cut down to a straight pole if that`s what you end up requiring. The alternative would require exceptionally strong glue to modify the straight one.......

The above picture shows the relative diameters of the aluminium poles we sell, the 1” sample is
just for comparison purposes as we would
not stock anything as flimsy as that,
even in a 3 foot length....
See the article on Poles and the picture below.
The 6ft poles are 16G
and weigh 750g each.
They are significantly stronger than 18G poles.
All offsets are approx,
if this is critical phone to check the exact figure.
Note that 10ft poles can sometimes be subject to delays in transit.
Satellite Poles must be rock steady if you are keep the dish focused on that little “geostationary” transmitter 22,000 miles above the Equator. Thus we stock two very
strong alloy satellite masts, 5ft x 1.5” x 16G (1.6mm) & 8ft x 2.0” x 14G (2.0mm).
They are equally suitable as ultra strong aerial poles for particularly large antennas in exposed locations, the 8ft is 2.0mm thick alloy, it weighs over 2Kg !
These poles should be used in conjunction with our T & K brackets, a large satellite dish using the 2.0” pole may even need to use two Ks and a T.
A Sky minidish would be OK on our 9 x 9 wall bracket with a 5ft pole, our 3ft x 1.25” x 16G
cranked pole would also be OK for a minidish, except in particularly exposed locations.


Before ordering T & K brackets, particularly with a 6ft pole,
are you sure a cranked pole wouldn`t be more suitable ?
and it`s cheaper as well....
Note, the 6ft cranked pole is not suitable for
satellite dishes, the 3 ft crank is OK for Sky “minidishes”, except in exposed locations.
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“Stand off measurements” :
6in Chimney Bracket = 2.5”
8in Mitre C/Bracket = 4.5”
H/D Chimney Bracket = 4.5”

“Stand off” measurements
12” T & K = 8”
18” T & K = 14”
24” T & K = 20”
36” T & K = 31”
Five wall anchors and two V bolts are required for a pair of T & K brackets.
