The Fusion Stereo Flat Mount Kit lets you bolt a Fusion marine stereo flat into the dash and keep the face level with the helm instead of poking out. The kit works well on compact consoles that cop a lot of foot traffic where knobs and buttons stick out into the walkway. You can keep the dash tidy and still get to the stereo controls when the water chops up. The screws and nuts use stainless steel so they handle spray and humidity around salt and brackish water. The black screw covers sit over the mount points so the gear looks like part of the original dash. The kit is a smart buy if you want a straight flat fit without chasing random hardware from the shed. You get a simple setup that just focuses on keeping the stereo planted in the helm.

• Fusion Stereo Flat Mount Kit for helm installations
• Suits compatible Fusion marine stereo units
• Allows flat flush mounting into the dash
• Pair of black flush mount screw covers included
• Four mounting screws supplied in the kit
• Four matching mounting nuts supplied
• Hardware layout supports neat clean dash appearance
• Components intended for marine stereo console use
• Simple kit avoids sourcing separate fasteners
• Compact parts are easy to stow as spare hardware

Q: Does this kit include everything needed to mount the stereo?

Yes, the kit includes screw covers, mounting screws and mounting nuts. You do not need extra basic fastening hardware for the flat mount itself. You may still need tools like a screwdriver or spanner to tighten the nuts. You also need the compatible Fusion stereo and an appropriate dash cut-out already in place.

Q: Is this kit only for marine use?

The kit is built for Fusion marine stereos but can be used anywhere those stereos are installed. Many people use the same gear in boats, off-grid cabins or outdoor enclosures that accept the stereo chassis. Just make sure the surface thickness and cut-out match the stereo requirements. The stainless hardware still helps in damp or humid spots.

Q: Does the kit change the water resistance of the stereo?

No, the kit holds the stereo flat but does not alter the stereo’s own sealing. The stereo keeps the same front-panel protection rating it left the factory with. You still need to mount it on a reasonably sheltered vertical surface. Avoid locations where water can pool directly behind the dash without drainage.

Q: Can I reuse the kit if I move the stereo?

Yes, you can usually remove the screws and nuts and refit them in a new dash. Take care when prying off the screw covers so you do not mark them. Check that the new mounting surface thickness is similar so the screw length still works. If any fastener threads are damaged it is best to replace that piece.