ROHN Wall Mounts

Not sure which ROHN mast or tower product you really need? Not sure if you need a single bracket or double bracket configuration? We are here to help. Feel free to contact us (or by phone 847-584-1000) for more information.

• Use the proper mounting hardware; substituting with bolts from a parts bin could mean reduced reliability due to uneven clamping and fastening forces.
• Scope the location, before drilling any holes. Avoid obstructions and exposure to damage, but also provide for maintenance access.
• Measure before drilling. Don't measure bolt holes from the floor, as the floor is probably uneven. Create a cardboard hole template, with all mounting holes premeasured and laid out.
• Physically "dry-run" your mounting template against the hardware, and fix or re-do as needed.
• Measure the desired height from the floor. Using a level and affix the template to the wall (masking tape usually works well for this).
• With the template in place, center-mark all holes (a penciled dot on the wall is sufficient).
• Do a mockup/matchup of the hardware, as a final check.
• Leave the template in place while drilling the holes. This will help protect the mounting surface.
• Drill pilot holes, first. Then drill the holes for the hardware. This method reduces hole displacment errors.
• Remove the template. Now affix a temporary covering on the area outside the hole pattern. This will help protect the wall while you put the roof mount in place. Once you have all the bolts started, you can remove this covering.
• Using a level, fine-tune the position of the mounting hardware as you are tightening the mounting bolts.
• Follow a torquing pattern while tighting the bolts, rather than tightening them one at a time. Using a torque wrench set to 75% of the specified setting, follow the torqueing pattern around. Repeat with the wrench set at 90% of the specified setting. Then set the wrench to the specified setting and make the final pass so the bolts are all at the specified torque.
• The final step in a professional installation is to clean everything up.

Drawings with the appropriate Professional Engineer state seals are always available to meet your local zoning ordinances.

Our extensive inventory of guyed towers, monopole towers, self supporting towers, and radar towers allows us to ship immediately following a natural disaster.

We stock ROHN 25G, ROHN 45G, ROHN 55G, ROHN 65G, ROHN 80G, ROHN 90G, ROHN SSV Self Supporting Towers, ROHN SCL Self Supporting Towers, ROHN RSL Self Supporting Towers, and Monopoles.

It covers such areas as:

• Electrocution hazards.
• Fall hazards.
• Mixing of products.
• Qualified installers.
• OSHA.

Some state and local authorities have additional state requirements. Check with the Authority Having Jurisdiction to determine which, if any, state and local requirements apply.