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DESCRIPTION of a 9" Chimney Bracket & Lashing Kit
- Lashing kit consisting of
- U bolts (38mm) * 2
- J bolts (150mm) * 2
- Length of lashing cable (approx 5m) *1
- Chimney corner pieces * 3
- CC 8302419000 1kg N
USES of a 9" Chimney Bracket & Lashing Kit
- Only used on chimneys in conjunction with a pole to mount:
- A single Aerial
- UHF and VHF aerials
- A broadband antenna
ADVANTAGES of a 9" Chimney Bracket & Lashing Kit
- Less expensive than a 13 inch chimney bracket
- Works well on standard chimenys with standard reveals
- Cheapest way of mounting a pole on a house
- Gives best achievable results as normally mounted on highest point on a house i.e. the chimney
- Flexible - unlike a TK bracket mounted on a gable wall it has full 360 degree freedom to pick up from any transmitter
- Sufficently robust and strong - hassle free and safe once correclty installed
- Unlike TK brackets it does not require a Drill
DISADVANTAGES of a 9 inch Chimney Bracket
- Limited offset means that it struggles to past reveal on any non-standard chimneys
- More difficult to install than a 13 inch chimney bracket
- Requires special tools i.e. roof ladder etc to mount bracket on a Chimney
- Roof work is by its nature far more dangerous than working off standard ladder
- Not sufficiently robust to mount a satellite dish (though some installers do)
- More expensive than a standard TV aerial bracket
- Not suitable for very heavy loads or long poles - which might require:
- Double lashing kits
- T&K brackets
Tools needed
- A ladder
- Roof ladder
- Ratchet & 15mm long neck socket
- Snips
- Vice grips
- Safety equipment (harness, safety mat etc)
Equipment needed
- Chimney bracket (9 inch or 13 inch) with lashing kit
- Pole (1.8m long, 32mm diameter - steel or aluminium)
Location
- On a chimney
Steps to Install
- Position the roof ladder adjacent to the chimney and secure the ladders and put on all safety equipment
- Ascend the ladder with the tools and equipment
- Open the lashing kit bag and wrap the end of the wire coil 4 times around the loop on the "J"-bolt
- Slot the threaded end of the "J"-bolt into the hole in the chimney cradle
- Wrap the wire coil around the chimney keep as straight as possible
- Wrap the wire coil 4 times around the loop on the other "J"-bolt
- Making sure it is just long enough to slot into the other side of the chimney bracket
- Cut off excess wire coil
- Put angle brackets under the wire coil at the other 3 corners of the chimney
- Use the 15mm socket to tighten the nuts on the "J"-bolts while using the vice grips to clamp the "J"-bolt
- Insert the U-bolts into the bracket and loosely tighten
- THE CHIMNEY BRACKET INSTALLATION IS NOW COMPLETE!
