Winegard DS-2000 Universal 22-inch Tower Mount for Off-Air TV Antennas (1.5in Diameter Mount Pipe) - Includes 2 U-Bolts, Fit 1in to 2in Pipe/Towers GRAY

This is a very well made and sturdy antenna mount. It came well packaged with most of the hardware. I still hade to get some masonry screws to attach it to the back side of my house but this was expected. It takes a 1 1/2" pipe to mount the antenna. I have seen where people have rigged up adapters to go in this to mount the antenna. I used some 1 1/2 inch metal conduit which fits in the mount exactly. You can get this in the electrical department of home improvement store, you may have to cut it to the length you need. After inserting the pipe in the mount I drilled a 1/4 hole and put a 2" long bolt through it it secure it. This works well and should last a long time.

I bought this to mount a weather station and it was the perfect choice.The mounting plate itself is flat, but for some reason Winegard assumes you'll be mounting it to a *round* pipe and only includes u-bolts. Weird, right? I threw those away.The mounting plate has a ton of holes - I only used two of them. I mounted it to the fascia on the side of my house using just two stainless steel lag screws (1/4" x 1-1/2") and washers that I grabbed from Home Depot.I'd definitely recommend this to anyone who just bought a weather station, opened the box, and realized you were on your own for mounting it. This'll do the job.

Over all a great satellite dish mount, the small size may be a downside for some, but for my uses it has been great. Very good quality, seems like it will last a long time considering that it is powder coated, which will prevent rust. It also had all the necessary adjustment points and proper mounting holes for bolting it to almost any pole/surface. I just mounted mine to an old saucer sled, so it can be easily moved around. Though it came with the proper hardware to mount it to a pole or screw it (With non provided screws, as it only comes with U Bolts) to a wooden porch.TLDR: Great Mount, Build Quality 10/10, assembly N/A (It came pre assembled), Shiping 10/10 (It came within 3 days of buying it).Edit: It seems the screws used for adjusting the angle of the pole have already scratched a lot of the coating off. I have only adjusted it three or four times since installing it. This will lead to that spot rusting faster, I will be lowering my review to 4 Stars. It is still great for what am using it for though.

I used this with my Lava HD-8008 Antennae in my attic. I think it is plenty rugged enough to use outside though... and I live at the top of a hill in North Dakota where the wind blows at least 20mph all day everyday... (ok maybe not everyday). The tub is just a little two big for it but by slightly bending the c-bolt out that came with the antennae and using the clamps that came with the mount it worked like a charm.

Bought this to try for the starlink dishy, since we have a lot of tall trees (obstructions), and the tripod mount it comes with just wasn’t going to work. This does the trick! The dishy mast fits almost perfectly into the J-mount, however it was a little wobbly. To fix that, we shimmed it up with some heavy duty tape on the inside so it fit snuggly into the mount. We also drilled holes in the j-mount, to allow the spring loaded pins on the dishy to pop through.We ended up making a little extension box that we mounted to the side of the garage wall, then mounted the j-mount to it, so the dishy would clear the roof line. Over all this is a great, quality made mount for the price and the perfect solution to mounting your starlink dishy!

I was a bit skeptical as to whether this device would allow me to effectively mount my HDTV Antenna in my attic. I used the  8 Element Bowtie Indoor/Outdoor HDTV Antenna - 70 Mile Range  ($127), the  Winegard DS-2000 Universal 22-inch Tower Mount for Off-Air TV Antennas (1.5in Diameter Mount Pipe) - Includes 2 U-Bolts, Fit 1in to 2in Pipe/Towers  ($12.50), the Channel Master CM3418 8-Port Distribution Amplifier ($38) and the  Channel Master CM-7777HD TV Antenna Amplifier with Adjustable Gain  ($69 direct from Channel Master). Using this setup I am able to receive 90+ crystal clear channels from miles from Atlanta, without signal degradation or lost, even in cold weather (40 degrees or below) or during heavy rain.To say that I am extremely pleased with the outcome, well that would be an understatement! The combination of these these devices totally exceeded my expectations! I have been able to pull in 90+ channels on all my HDTVs (7). All clear as they can be.The days of me regretting that I dropped the expensive cable TV service and hearing the family complain are gone. We are all very pleased with the results for the price of one month's cable bill....

I installed this with the mast, and antenna attached, and being on the roof, it was a lot harder to hold in place, and screw down. I should have disassembled the mast from the base (2 bolts), then it wouldnt have been trying to flop around as I screwed it into the roof. very strong, overkill for my little antenna, but the FlightAware antenna mounted to it perfectly.

I purchase this mount to use with Winegard MS-2000 omnidirectional antenna (w/cable). The mount fit the base of the antenna perfectly and easily allowed my to adjust the horizontal position of the antenna perfectly flat on top. It was installed onto a 4 foot piece if pressure treat 2 X 8 and lag screws attach it to the roof (silicone applied to the lag screws and bottom side of the board.)It took less than 15 minutes to complete the installation of the mount and antenna. The adjustments on the mount was the main reason that this was possible. Well worth the investment and looks like a professional installation. I receive 34 channels in the Seattle area, granted some are duplicates, but HD channels are clear and I don't have a cable bill. I also use Roku 2 XS and my desktop with a HDMI cable for my source of TV entertainment, I cut the cable in November 2012. With a little planning ahead, you too can also lower your monthly expenditures.

I purchased this mount for my new weather station which I wanted to mount to a vertical surface. By using a small magnetic level I was able to perfectly mount this device before attaching the station to it. It is very sturdy and should resist weathering for many years.

excelente base para antena muy buena todo llego en buen estado fácil de usar con sus accesorios de buena calidad, gracias.saludos...

It is a pipe. A very good pipe with all of the parts needed to use it. It is like every other pipe of its kind except that it arrived on time as promised at a good price. What more can you ask for?

A bit big for what I want it for, but better than an ugly, bent up piece of angle iron. Very sturdy for mounting an outdoor WiFi extender.

I got this to mount my starlink antenna to the side of my house. This size tube mates well with the starlink hardward. I had to drill a single hole so that the spring-loaded push button on the starlink antenna could lock the unit in place. Very sturdy, very happy.