Adalov Universal Adjustable Mounting Bracket for Wall Mounted /Hole Pole, Antenna Wall-Mounted Mounting Pole for Antenna, Wireless Bridge, AP, Access Point Client Bridge CPE, Outdoor Pole Bracket

Included in the box are two mounts, and mounting hardware (wall anchors and screws). Overall, these are well built, are lightweight, and appear to be strong enough to hold up to years of weather and wind stress. I prefer this style over the style that allows adjustment as sometimes those adjustments can work themselves loose. So, with a fixed angle like this one, it is more guaranteed to stay in place. As for the grommets, they might be exactly in the right place for some installs. For me, I am not sure if I will use them as I will be typically passing pre-made shielded CAT6 through to the locations I'm using. If you're terminating cables at location these will work just fine, but if your cables are pre-terminated, you'll have some trouble angling the end through to the grommet due to limited space inside the tube. That said, the grommets are large enough to allow a standard RJ45 end through. Additionally, the top grommet is a little higher than I would like it to be, but that is just a personal preference, it would be fine to have the wire come out and hang slightly to prevent water from easily travelling down the wire and through the mount. Overall, perfect for what it is. Excellent product.

I got these universal wall mounting brackets to permanently mount a weather station that had been tie-wrapped to a fence post. The quality is good, with rubber grommets for the protection of cables and a rubber stopper to stop rain from coming in through the top. I did not need to run wires through the mount, but if you do, it's nice that you can route them inside the mount instead of using tie-wraps to hold them on the outside. I also like the white powder coating, which makes it look finished compared to the usual untreated mounts. Mounting it to the wall, and getting it perfectly straight, is super easy as well, since the screw holes are elongated. This allowed me to pre-drill the hole in 'approximately' the right location, and adjust the vertical alignment right before tightening down the screws. The only 'downside' of this mount, is that it is not angle-adjustable. Not a problem for me, but in some cases that might be warranted. Overall, for a 2-pack, I think the price is reasonable for the quality of product you receive.

These antennas are sturdy and come with really hefty mounting screws and anchors. Once mounted to the wall, the antenna pole wasn't going anywhere. While they are constructed well and have some good thought into quality, I do think there are better options out there though. I do have thee complaints. One is they were very light and actually quite thin. One had a dent in it straight out of the box. Whether that matters or not in the long run, probably not. Secondly, though I really liked the idea of the pass-through holes for the cable to go inside, I found that my outdoor shielded cat5 cable was too stiff to really utilize the holes well, as well as the upper one was too high to properly put a drip loop in it for coming into the bottom of my bridge antenna. If you were mounting something on the tippy top, The whole placement would probably be okay. Honestly, the whole should be down about an inch or two to make it most effective for a wider variety of devices. Thirdly, they have no tilt adjustment, so that limits their effectiveness for some applications.

Nice brackets but no hardware in the box

These are pretty basic mounts, but provide a very straightforward and simple way to mount wireless access points, antennas, and anything else using pole mount hardware. It comes with all the necessary screws and anchors to attach them to wood or concrete/block walls, and have grommeted passthroughs at the top and bottom to route any necessary power and data cables to minimize the appearance of clutter. I used them to mount a couple outdoor wireless access points on the exterior walls of a couple prebuilt sheds, and while they could have been attached directly to the wall, these allowed me to get them further out from the wall and abover the eaves of the metal roof which made a noticeable improvement in wireless coverage around my property. I definitely recommend these if you are looking for a no-frills mounting pole

Pole & bracket are well made & sturdy, however, box was missing all hardware to attach them together.

I got these to mount a weather station. Really the only place in my yard that would work was on the fascia along my roof line. A straight pole wouldn't work because it wouldn't clear the shingles that stuck out. The 90-degree pole was perfect solution. Not only did it clear the roof, it kept the temperature gauge away from the roof so the temperature reading would be more accurate. The pole is not heavy, which made it easier to install up on a high ladder. It's about 1.5" in diameter. The plastic cap on the top is not flat so if you need a flat top on your pole, you'll need to remove the cap. It's easy to install, used a 1/8" drill bit and Phillips head screw driver. Took just a couple minutes. They seem a little expensive for what they are but I haven't really priced them.

I compared three brands before using this wall mounting bracket to put up a bulky solar-powered PTZ camera. Two main reasons for my choice are: this is considerably longer at 15.6" than the other two by several inches and simpler installation. The pole is not angle-adjustable but no screws are getting in the way when putting it up the wall. And the tubes are fatter (1.44" diameter) than they look in the photos & perfect for the adjustable steel straps I used. It's also light at about 0.5 lbs. per pole so it's convenient and easy to install with the included screws & plastic sleeves. These mounting poles are well-made with a beautiful, clean white powder-coated finish. While I only used one, the affordable two-pack means I have an extra one should I decide to install another outdoor camera.