This GME 2.5mm "L" Bracket with Cable Slot is straightforward antenna gear for mounting on bullbars, canopies or roof gutters using a 2.5 mm thick stainless plate. The L profile and open cable slot keep the antenna base supported over roughly 50–80 mm of metal while letting the coax drop cleanly toward the panel. You get a tidy mount for UHF setups without drilling huge holes or crushing the cable. The bracket is cut from stainless steel at 2.5 mm thickness, so it handles the usual corrugations, wind load and occasional branch strike on Aussie tracks. The stainless finish shrugs off moisture and road grime better than mild steel over seasons of use. Four base holes sized for typical 6–8 mm hardware give you solid contact on flat steel or alloy surfaces. It is simple, proven mounting gear that is a smart buy for everyday touring rigs.

• GME stainless steel antenna mounting bracket
• L-shaped profile for bar or panel mounting
• 2.5 mm stainless steel construction
• Integrated cable slot for coax routing
• Stainless steel finish for corrosion resistance
• Flat base with four mounting holes
• Suits typical UHF or VHF antenna bases
• Compact size ideal for crowded front bars
• Sold as bracket only, hardware not included
• Suitable for touring, 4WD and communication setups

Q: Is hardware included with the GME 2.5mm "L" Bracket with Cable Slot?

No, this bracket is supplied as the bracket only. You choose your own bolts, washers and nyloc nuts to match your bullbar or panel thickness. This keeps the kit flexible for different mounting spots. Always match the fastener size to the existing holes and vehicle material.

Q: Can this stainless bracket be used in coastal or marine environments?

Yes, the bracket is stainless steel and suited to areas where moisture and salt spray are common. Regular rinsing with fresh water will help minimise surface staining. Stainless steel offers better long-term resistance than painted mild steel. It is still good practice to check fixings for corrosion during routine vehicle checks.

Q: What type of antennas typically fit this style of bracket?

This style of L bracket is generally used with UHF or VHF whip antennas that clamp through a central base hole. The open cable slot lets the coax feed straight down from the antenna base. Check that your antenna base footprint matches the flat area on the upright. Always follow the antenna manufacturer’s mounting instructions when tightening the base.

Q: Where on the vehicle is this bracket commonly installed?

These brackets are often bolted to bullbars, nudge bars, trays or roof gutters with a flat section. The base plate sits on the horizontal surface while the upright supports the antenna. Position the bracket where the antenna has a clear vertical line and minimal bodywork blocking it. Avoid locations where the whip can strike mirrors or roof racks under normal driving.