Roof Mounts

Select a location on your roof where all Tripod or Quadpod feet are over rafters. Use lag screws of sufficient length to go through the roof surfacing material and into the rafter. A minimum of two lag screws per foot is required. If a rafter is not available, additional reinforcement should be added under the roof surface for support. Do not attach feet to roof surface only. Apply roofing compound under and around the feet for moisture sealing. Under no circumstances should anyone attempt to climb upon a Tripod or a Quadpod.

Wall Mounts

Select a location where braces will attach to a structural member (wall stud, sill plate, etc). Use lag screws of sufficient length to go through the stud, sill plate, etc). Use lag screws of sufficient length to go through the wall sheathing and or siding and into the structural member. Apply sealant as required for moisture protection.

The ROHN Wall Mount (WM212) is designed to support most Satellite, PCS, Cellular, or Microwave type antennas. The ROHN WM212 can be located so antenna and electronics can be easily reached and the pipe distance fromthe wall adjusts as needed.

The Saw Horse Roof Mount

ROHN’s Universal Roof Mount (URM) is capable of supporting most TVRO, PCS Cellular and Microwave antennas. The URM adapts to various roof pitches and the fully adjustable rear-leg allows for use on a flat or up to a 12”/12” pitched roof. Installation is easy because of the quick adaptability, plus there’s no need for concrete or burying
cable. At the same time, the URM frees up yard space, eliminates some zoning problems and increases security from theft and vandalism.

ROHN’s Saw Horse Roof Mounts (SHRM) allow the placement of antennas on roof peaks or flat roofs, allowing them to be above interference created by close buildings and trees. At the same time, it frees up yard space, eliminates some zoning problems and increases security from theft and vandalism. The SHRM will adjust from a flat roof to any pitched roof up to 12”/12”. And installation is easy because there’s no need for concrete or burying cable.