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Non-Penetrating Roof Mount Base for Flat Roof (Mast Not Included)
This Non-Penetrating Roof Mount Base safely and securely installs a variety of dish antennas on flat roofs where drilling holes isn’t an option. Due to its unique mounting structure, it is able to hold different mast sizes. Mast must be bought separately.
The heavy-duty steel base consists of (6) pieces of equal length which can be assembled from 35.5” x 35.5” up to 36” x 36” for a wide-set, sturdy base – the perfect size for the concrete blocks needed for ballast (not included). Additionally, the (4) struts of the unit are 22.5” in length. Once placed and weighed down, simply add a mast (sold separately), and attach your antenna/dish of choice. See our selection of compatible masts: SKY32817A, SKY32817B, and SKY32817C.
Assembly required.
Once placed and weighed down, simply add a mast (sold separately), and attach your antenna/dish of choice.
Weigh down the base using concrete blocks.
Heavy-duty steel base consists of 6 pieces of equal length to form a base 35.5” x 35.5” up to 36” x 36” for a wide-set, sturdy base.
Brian Mills
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2024
In my day job I've put together quite a few non-pens. Considering the price this one is an OK value. It would be better if they included washer and absolutely needs a set of longer bars. Four support bars the same length does not work. I had to fabricate my own just to get the mast supported. Include two sets of different length bars.
Daniel Ming
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2024
Very durable and can withstand strong winds if proper weight(cement blocks) are used to weigh down the roof mount. Remember, this model is for flat rooftops only. Other models for peak rooftops are also available.
John Vong
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2022
The product quality is not good. No instructions on how to put it together.
Curious George
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2020
I found the base to be as described. I wish it were zinc coated like the Rohn style one, but we saved the money and painted it with zinc and a top coat. The original finish looks nice, but will rust easily. We used a custom pole from our local chain link fense supplier, to get exactly what we wanted. We added some bolts to the mast. Hardware supplied was fine for assembly, but our changes made additions necessary. The unit now supports three dishes for AREDN use.
@MtPassIT
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2019
Great mount for a flat roof. I used four cinder blocks to hold it down. Some complain about bolting the support arms at the top of the reach, however, if you can install what goes on the mast, you should have no problem slightly angling the bolts to secure it. I WILL use again.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2018
It would be nice if it came with instructions but luckily i had my phone so I could look up the picture. Easy enough to assemble. You will have to provide your own mast and drill 3 holes through it i.e. one at the bottom and two corresponding for the arms - so measure twice. I actually am using this for my wifi antenna at our seasonal campsite - I have a 25 foot mast and I used 3 tension cables connected to the mast up high and the base along with some turnbuckles to make it nice and tight. 6 cinder blocks on the base and I think the only way its falling over is if it's hit by a car or a tree. Basically 6 pieces of angle iron with some holes in them and the legs for support. I am sure this would work great if you had a flat roof and a smaller mast as well - but it does the job for what I need.
James D. Bova
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2016
I ordered 3 of these, along with the antenna mast in 2015. The first one was alright. However, the next one was missing one of the arms. Since we were able to get it working with 3 support arms, I accepted the sellers $10 credit. On the third order, we had another issue. The holes for the square carriage bolts were too small. They had to be cut out to accept the carriage part of the carriage bolt. In addition, the carriage holes were not cut properly. There is a major issue with quality control. We ended up having to drill our own holes. I've attached an image which depicts the problem better than I can with words. I've attached another image showing the missing leg.
bproctor
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2013
We put this on top of an aircraft hanger and it is holding strong. Very easy to assemble and does the job very well holding two antennas with a five foot extension.
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