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Mast through tile?
I have seen one or two these in the USA but not in the UK. A friend has a
requirement for a small mast exiting vertically through a tile. Access from above and below is quite easy. Can anyone suggest a supplier and give any tips on the installation? In particular the question adequate weatherproofing is obviously of considerable importance. Answers from those with practical experience would be most welcome. TIA. Peter Crosland |
Mast through tile?
Peter Crosland wrote:
I have seen one or two these in the USA but not in the UK. A friend has a requirement for a small mast exiting vertically through a tile. Access from above and below is quite easy. Can anyone suggest a supplier and give any tips on the installation? In particular the question adequate weatherproofing is obviously of considerable importance. Answers from those with practical experience would be most welcome. TIA. Peter Crosland I use this... http://www.polypipe.com/polypipe/con...panyid=1140397 http://tinyurl.com/SH400 50mm mast diameter required. I'll organise some photos tomorrow. Glenn... |
Mast through tile?
Glenn Millar wrote:
Peter Crosland wrote: I have seen one or two these in the USA but not in the UK. A friend has a requirement for a small mast exiting vertically through a tile. Access from above and below is quite easy. Can anyone suggest a supplier and give any tips on the installation? In particular the question adequate weatherproofing is obviously of considerable importance. Answers from those with practical experience would be most welcome. TIA. Peter Crosland I use this... http://www.polypipe.com/polypipe/con...panyid=1140397 http://tinyurl.com/SH400 50mm mast diameter required. I'll organise some photos tomorrow. Glenn... Here's some for ya already... http://www.glennmillar.plus.com/Pics/ Glenn... |
Mast through tile?
"Peter Crosland" wrote in message et... I have seen one or two these in the USA but not in the UK. A friend has a requirement for a small mast exiting vertically through a tile. Access from above and below is quite easy. Can anyone suggest a supplier and give any tips on the installation? In particular the question adequate weatherproofing is obviously of considerable importance. Answers from those with practical experience would be most welcome. TIA. I've done a lot of these using the kit that Satellite Solutions sell. Here's a pic: http://www.wrightsaerials.tv/ourwork/007.html#img1 Bill |
Mast through tile?
I have seen one or two these in the USA but not in the UK. A friend has a
requirement for a small mast exiting vertically through a tile. Access from above and below is quite easy. Can anyone suggest a supplier and give any tips on the installation? In particular the question adequate weatherproofing is obviously of considerable importance. Answers from those with practical experience would be most welcome. TIA. I've done a lot of these using the kit that Satellite Solutions sell. Here's a pic: http://www.wrightsaerials.tv/ourwork/007.html#img1 Thanks Bill and also to Glenn. This sounds just what is needed. Unfortunately Satellite Solutions don't seem to stock them any more. Peter Crosland |
Mast through tile?
"Peter Crosland" wrote in message ... I have seen one or two these in the USA but not in the UK. A friend has a requirement for a small mast exiting vertically through a tile. Access from above and below is quite easy. Can anyone suggest a supplier and give any tips on the installation? In particular the question adequate weatherproofing is obviously of considerable importance. Answers from those with practical experience would be most welcome. TIA. I've done a lot of these using the kit that Satellite Solutions sell. Here's a pic: http://www.wrightsaerials.tv/ourwork/007.html#img1 Thanks Bill and also to Glenn. This sounds just what is needed. Unfortunately Satellite Solutions don't seem to stock them any more. Peter Crosland Brymar do one on this page http://www.brymar.co.uk/acatalog/TV_...Plates_16.html but its a bit pricey !! See if you've got an aerial wholesaler nearby (Eurosat / Alltrade) and just walk in there with some cash. Should be about £25 - £30 |
Mast through tile?
"Carpy" wrote in message ... Thanks Bill and also to Glenn. This sounds just what is needed. Unfortunately Satellite Solutions don't seem to stock them any more. I bought two last week, and there was no comment about them being discontinued. Peter Crosland Brymar do one on this page http://www.brymar.co.uk/acatalog/TV_...Plates_16.html but its a bit pricey !! Everything on that site is a bit pricey. 50p for an 'f' plug? 'f' line connectors at 99p! Bloody hell! They are advertising a loft mount as suitable for soffit mounting. Funnily enough I have just received a picture of a high gain aerial mounted on one of these. The mount has failed and the aerial has fallen. Possibly the aerial was too heavy for the mount. I wouldn't use one of these mounts outdoors though, no matter how light the load. Bill |
Mast through tile?
"Bill Wright" wrote in message ... "Carpy" wrote in message ... Thanks Bill and also to Glenn. Glenn, how did you cut the tile on a radius, so neatly? Bill |
Mast through tile?
ChrisM wrote:
In message net, Glenn Millar Proclaimed from the tallest tower: Glenn Millar wrote: Peter Crosland wrote: I have seen one or two these in the USA but not in the UK. A friend has a requirement for a small mast exiting vertically through a tile. Access from above and below is quite easy. Can anyone suggest a supplier and give any tips on the installation? In particular the question adequate weatherproofing is obviously of considerable importance. Answers from those with practical experience would be most welcome. TIA. Peter Crosland I use this... http://www.polypipe.com/polypipe/con...panyid=1140397 http://tinyurl.com/SH400 50mm mast diameter required. I'll organise some photos tomorrow. Glenn... Here's some for ya already... http://www.glennmillar.plus.com/Pics/ Glenn... Noticed a little typo on your webpage... 'Google Maps: Glen Millar - TV Aerilas' :-) Oh, yeah. see what you mean. I'll fix it tomorrow... Glenn... |
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