Window Air Conditioner Support Bracket Home Depot

[Folding] Purchased at Home Depot for 20 bux. Was intrigued by the assisted opening. It’s not really ‘spring assisted’ like a lot of knifes claim to be. It’s something else entirely, but whatever it is, this thing is fast. Blink of an eye fast. Not a fan of nylon grips, but dang it man this knife is quick. Blade locks open to which is another feature I really like. At this price point you cannot lose. If they gave you the option to upload a video, lots of folks would be surprised.

[1-1/8", 25 mm] I had to use a thiner pole then it's made to be used with, and it worked perfectly. I combined 2 10ft pipes from Home Depot and hung a 4x6 bounce off a 3 story drop. It was the moonlight effect I always wanted!!!

[E26] The main strength of these bulbs is that you get 500 watt power that you can plug into a conventional socket. No heavy betweenie, no Home Depot stadium lights. A lot of low budget filmmakers wonder where to go after you've graduated from the Home Depot light set. This is your next step up before professional level lighting.Warning, these are incredibly hot bulbs. They do not have a long life. Also DO NOT move the light while it is on or it will burn out.The $ each your paying is so that you don't have to buy a $ professional kit. It is what it is.

[5 V] This speakerphone is very clear on both ends. Was able to hear the other person speaking clearly even when my portable air conditioner was running in the room.

[C-Wire] Easy to use! Controls air conditioner and furnace. Reads humidity levels. Maintenance tracking and reminders.

This speakerphone is very clear on both ends. Was able to hear the other person speaking clearly even when my portable air conditioner was running in the room.

[DSLR Camera Rig] This bracket is a tank and can support heavy lenses with ease.

[0.645 lb] Needed a support for taking pictures of birds with a long lens from my window. This product fits the need very well!

[White] I wanted this for a NanoStation Loco. It wasn't really clear if this model was supported. Turns out that it is, with a little bit of thought. The NanoStation's shown in all the literature and ads is the taller, thinner version, with two bracket mount on the back. The Loco is shorter and fatter and has only one mounting bracket right in the center. Out of the box, this works fine for a wall (or window) mount where the device is facing away from the mount. However, if you want to use it to mount the device inside a window, that is, facing the mount, the loco won't quite fit. It slides down and hits the arm before the mounting clip is fully seated. However, if you remove the two finger-nuts/bolts holding the two sections and re-assemble reversed, this leaves more space above arm and everything fits perfectly. The mount works just as well.

[12.7 x 7 x 3.2"] My new iPad air 2 hangs around the kitchen mostly (we have a great bay window there) and I use it for cooking as well as when my granddaughter comes to play with it. The base is very secure, even on a glass tabletop, and I can make the pad face completely towards the ceiling for cooking, but also adjust it for other uses. Adjustments are seemingly infinite and secure. I do not imagine I would have to repurchase it, it is very sturdy. Although the backstrap for holding up the iPad during presentations seems a but unnecessary for my purposes, I can se where it would be useful.