Floodlight bracket
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Sturdy bracket for wall mounted floodlights
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- Printables
- Category
- Outdoor & Garden
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
Made these because all floodlights come with a flimsy metal bracket that creates way too much leverage for the small contact surface there is when mounted outside on your façade, on top of any thermal insulation. After a short period of time (especially during heavy snow fall in winter) your floodlights will start to bend down.
The bracket greatly increases the contact surface and reduces the leverage distributing the forces more evenly so your floodlight will stay in place as mounted without damaging your thermal insulation. And they also look better.
Additionally I made a cover for 60mm flush mounted boxes with a hole in the middle to go along with the bracket.
I'm using this bracket since early 2021 outside on my garage and neither the summer sun and heat, nor freezing winter with tons of snow have damaged a single bracket.
The distance between the ledges is 188mm, this can be modified if necessary, just send me a message and tell me the distance you need.
Printed in PETG
0,2mm layer height
3 perimeters
20% Infill (rectalinear)