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Your cart is empty.If you've wanted to install a satellite dish but have avoided doing so because of the unsightly appearance of the cords on the house, as well as because of the inherent damage done to the roof, you can now rest easily. The CommDeck is a communications and
Matt Albertson
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025
Mounting Ham Radio antennas can also be done with this.
Vat
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2024
Recently had roof replaced. Had to have 2 sheets of plywood replaced because of satellite dish leakage at the base. The base of the dish had been attached only with screws and wrapped in shingles with a waterproof coating. I was told by several roofing people that this crap method is standard among roofers and dish installers. Unacceptable to me! The sheets removed were completely water damaged. This new base spreads the load and keeps water out. If nothing else it’s peace of mind that it’s not going to leak in an everyday rain storm and the load is spread out on windy days. In my case, the roof is the only place I can get a signal.
John OHagan Sr.
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2024
Great price, everything need to install.
Donald W. Marks
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2024
We were doing a reroofing project and one DirecTV tech said to get this as they no longer mount the disc base on the side of the roof through the 2 x 8 rafter. Got it and the roofing company worked around the location of the disc so that we were only without the service for one night. The tech that came to do the reinstall said he couldn't use it due to possible wind conditions and reinstalled using a much shorter post. Always double check on the tech making a recommendation, otherwise the product was solid and should have done the job very well.
seth b
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2024
Bought this for Gen3 Starlink, as Gen 3 doesn’t offer a roof flashing option at the moment just a direct attachment to roof shingles with some waterproofing tape. If you’re handy enough and have cordless tools etc, this flashing will work for Gen 3 Starlink, at least thats why I purchased for.
Sparsile
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2024
Used this as the base for a roof-mount of my Starlink antenna. I really like the design of mounting this like a piece of flashing to seal off the interior and then drilling a hole through the roof into the attic. For my use case, it worked great. I ran the cable directly to my comms closet on the 2nd floor. Seems a little expensive, but it shipped more quickly than buying the Starlink version, so I went with Amazon.
Bubby4j
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2024
Used this plus an old Dish Network pole to mount a Starlink Gen 2 with the Starlink Pole Mount and it worked well. My roofer had a difficult time figuring out to install it, but I think that's their fault, because the instructions seem very clear to me.I'm far more confident in having a leak-proof mount using this product vs mounting it directly to the roof.
Ronalda Angasan
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2023
This system would not work with startlink, and in Alaska has caused ice dams on the roof.
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