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Home Shop Data & TV Cable and Accessories TV Antenna and Brackets TIN ROOF TRIPOD AND MAST ANTENNA BRACKET

TIN ROOF TRIPOD AND MAST ANTENNA BRACKET

Tripod Structure: Three angled metal legs provide a stable base. Mast Pole: A vertical cylindrical pipe rises from the center, secured with U-bolts and clamps. Mounting Plates: Each leg ends in a flat metal plate bolted to the roof's raised seams. Material: Entire setup is galvanized steel, resistant to rust and outdoor conditions. Roof Type: Corrugated galvanized sheet metal, commonly used for industrial or rural buildings. This bracket is ideal for supporting antennas, satellite dishes, or weather equipment on metal rooftops. The Tin Roof Tripod and Mast Antenna Bracket is a durable and weather-resistant mounting solution designed to securely install antennas, satellite dishes, or communication equipment on tin or metal rooftops. Constructed from galvanized steel, this tripod system ensures long-term resistance to rust and environmental wear, making it ideal for residential, commercial, and rural applications.

SKU: TIN ROOF TRIPOD AND MAST ANTENNA BRACKET

$24.55 ex. GST

$27.01

^$38

Components & Purpose

Tripod Bracket
- A three-legged structure, often made of galvanized steel or aluminum.
- Designed to sit securely on sloped or flat metal/tin roofs.
- Provides a stable base for mounting an antenna mast without penetrating deeply into the roof (to prevent leaks).
Mast (Pole)
- A vertical pipe (typically 1.25” or 1.5” OD).
- Used to hold antennas for TV, radio, or wireless communication.
- The height varies depending on the application (commonly 5 ft to 10 ft or more).
Mounting Brackets/Clamps
- Used to attach the mast to the tripod.
- May include U-bolts or V-style clamps for secure attachment.
Roof Anchors (Lag Bolts or U-Bolts)
- For securing the tripod to the roof.
- Often installed with roofing sealant to avoid water leakage.

Key Features

Weather-resistant: Usually powder-coated or galvanized for outdoor use.
Non-penetrating options: Some models include ballast trays for weighted installations (if drilling is not allowed).
Versatile: Can mount antennas for over-the-air TV, CB, ham radios, or internet service providers.

Installation Notes

Always use appropriate weatherproofing (roof sealant, rubber washers) around mounting points.
For safety, ensure the mast is guyed (with guy wires) if over 10 feet or in windy areas.
Grounding is important to protect against lightning—attach a grounding rod and wire.

Example Use Case

Mounting a Starlink dish or a TV antenna on a metal-roof home in a rural area.
Deploying a temporary mast for field communication setups (e.g., emergency services, ham radio operators).

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