Product Description
The BRK-L-SHAPE-200mm holds a CCTV camera housing 200mm out from a wall, giving you a clearer, less obstructed view than a flush mount allows.
What it's for
This is an L-shaped bracket: one plate fixes flat to the wall, the arm extends 200mm out, and the camera housing attaches at the end. That extension is what moves the camera past guttering, signage or foliage that would otherwise sit in shot — useful for bullet-style or housing cameras on building exteriors, warehouses, offices or perimeter fencing.
Before you buy, check
- Housing type — it's built to suit standard CCTV camera housings, but "standard" varies by brand. If you have the make/model of your camera to hand, check the fixing pattern matches before ordering.
- Surface — the wall plate is pre-drilled for solid surfaces like brick or concrete. You'll need your own fixings suited to the wall material (masonry plugs for brick, different fixings for render or timber).
- Indoor or outdoor — the metal construction is rated for both, so it works equally well mounting a housing above a doorway inside or on an external wall.
Key facts
- Arm length: 200mm
- Material: metal, built for long-term outdoor and indoor use
- Fitting: pre-drilled wall plate, fixings not included as standard — confirm before ordering
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this fit any CCTV camera?
It's designed as a universal bracket for standard CCTV camera housings, but fixing patterns differ between brands. Check your camera's mounting details against the bracket before buying to be sure.
Does it come with wall fixings?
The wall plate is pre-drilled ready for fitting to solid surfaces such as brick or concrete, but you should confirm what fixings are included, as the wall material will determine the type you need (masonry plugs, etc.).
Can I use this outdoors?
Yes — it's made from metal construction suitable for both indoor and outdoor CCTV housing installations.
Why would I want a 200mm arm instead of a flush mount?
Extending the camera 200mm from the wall can help clear obstructions like guttering or signage, giving a wider, less blocked view — a common setup for bullet and housing-style cameras.
