Adjustable wall mounts?

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DuncanEK3

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Hi,

I'm planning on installing a motorised 90cm dish on the north wall of our house (looking over the roof), however I know the wall isn't dead on verticle. Are there any wall mounts/brackets which can compensate for this?

Mounting on the ground isn't possible due to trees surrounding the garden.

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Duncan :)
 
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Most T&K brackets have a small amount of adjustment and there is nothing to stop you extending this with a drill and file.
 
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Its a common misconception in the industry where people advise that the post must absolutely be vertical

With a polarmount and the three adjustments, any non vertical post can be compensated for up to about 5 degrees in any direction, but it can take time, even if you are a good installer
 
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