TRIAX DSH 50/100 Soporte para mástil de antena parabólica, mástil de 1m, acero galvanizado en caliente, ajustable 50-100cm 214369

Mounting a satellite dish on a pitched roof often means drilling into tiles or using flimsy brackets that compromise weatherproofing. The TRIAX DSH 50/100 solves this by anchoring directly between roof rafters, providing a rock-solid foundation without penetrating the roof surface. Its 1-meter galvanized steel mast and wide adjustable span make it suitable for dishes up to 100 cm, even in high-wind areas.

Who is it for

Professional installers and skilled DIYers who need a durable, corrosion-resistant mount for satellite dishes on tiled or slated roofs. Ideal for locations where wall or chimney mounting is not possible, or where a clean, low-profile installation is preferred.

Main features

• Hot-dip galvanized steel construction for long-term outdoor durability and excellent corrosion resistance.
• Adjustable rafter distance from 500 to 1000 mm to fit common roof timber spacings.
• 50 mm diameter mast, 1000 mm long, providing ample height for dish clearance above the roofline.
• Supports parabolic dishes up to 100 cm in diameter, suitable for most satellite reception needs.
• Mast vertical adjustment allows precise alignment for optimal signal strength.
• High wind load resistance and UV stability ensure reliable performance in harsh weather.

Specifications

• Brand: TRIAX
• Model: DSH 50/100
• MPN: 214369
• EAN: 4250157743695
• Mount Type: Roof rafter mount
• Mast Diameter: 50 mm
• Mast Length: 1000 mm
• Material: Hot-dip galvanized steel
• Adjustable Rafter Distance: 500 - 1000 mm
• Maximum Dish Diameter: 100 cm
• Colour: Metallic (galvanized finish)

Tips

Before installation, verify the exact spacing of your roof rafters to ensure they fall within the 50-100 cm adjustable range. Use a spirit level to plumb the mast vertically, and tighten all bolts to the recommended torque to maintain stability in strong winds. For best results, apply a silicone sealant around any roof penetrations if additional brackets are used.