Mounting Pole

This one is about as basic as you get. I bought this to use with an antenna that I was putting up on the side of my house. It came with all the necessary hardware to install.Installation was a breeze and so was setting it up to get the right angle since it is an adjustable arm, not stationary.You really can't go wrong with this product and there is no way you can install it incorrectly. It's that simple.

I used this for a bird tray attachment, and it works great. It is easily adjustable and fits very well with a flat tray feeder. It is sturdy, it holds quite a bit off seed and withstands wind very well, it is a sturdy piece of equipment. Although this is not its original intention, the 1" diameter fits perfectly with red plastic flat tray feeders with otherwise flimsy mounting hooks. This has very sturdy bolts included for mounting the assembly.

The McDuory mounting pole required very little assembly and was very straight forward. It was easy to mount on the facia at the roof edge of my house. It comes with two bolts and lag bolts and 4 bolts to attaching it if you are without a solid wood surface available.This unit is plenty strong enough to hold my 2 foot long TV aerial. The bend in the pole allows more mounting options so that the aerial can be positioned level. It is also adjustable to fit many types of antennas.

Mount for weather system

I was under the mistaken impression that this mount was like a standard TV satellite dish sized J-mount, which is not the case. It's no doubt my fault for not reading the details and just hastily buying "the $18 one".Happily, it actually works great for what I intended it for, which is for mounting an outdoor wireless network bridge to connect two buildings. The strength, flexibility, fit and finish of this mounting hardware is top notch really, and I have zero complaints.

Not very strong but served the purpose for my antenna in the attic.

Mounted on parapet of house. Came with everything I needed to assemble and mount to house. I used silicone, bought separately, to seal the holes I made.

I used this eaves mount to mount my Ambient Weather Sensor unit just above the roofline. The mount seems sturdy and has so far sustained 30mph winds without difficulty. Time will tell how well it holds up to the sun and winds here in the desert, but it seems quite solid. Happy that various mounting hardware was included (lag screws, anchor screws etc).