With its X-shaped bracket design, Arlington Industries’ LV1S plated steel cut-in mounting bracket provides stability for installation of low-voltage devices and cable—without an electrical box. It is easy to install with just a drywall saw and screwdriver and offers secure four-corner support on existing ¼- to 1¼-in. walls.

Orbit Industries’ FMB-16 fixed position box mounting bracket is designed for 16-in. studs. Users can mount three boxes or rings. The low-profile design limits drywall bulging. It speeds up installation as boxes are evenly spaced apart to eliminate any measuring and improves the quality of final installation with consistent box placement.

AutomationDirect’s 40 series 093WD40S FATH inside corner bracket is angled 90 degrees. It is made of aluminum and has two holes for use with 40 mm and 80 mm profile T-slotted rails. 

3M’s cross-arm mounting bracket is a single clamp that offers firm holding. It is designed to mount molded rubber terminations and can be used in contaminated environments. It features a tongue for external attachments and is made of corrosion-resistant galvanized steel.

Atkore’s cable-ready device is installed, side-wired, taped and fitted with a quick-connect feature. The universal brackets have built in standoffs for up to 6-in. walls. The bracket is designed to stay together when the mud ring is removed. The open bracket speeds up rough-in inspection. 

Made of commercial-grade, extra heavy-duty zinc, Arlington Industries’ new single-gang mounting bracket offers extra rigidity so it won’t bend like plastic. Its threaded holes deliver easy, fast device installation. It seats wall plates flush with the mounting surface.

Made of commercial grade, extra heavy-duty zinc, Arlington Industrie’s new single gang, mounting bracket offers extra rigidity so it won’t bend like plastic. Its threaded holes deliver easy, fast device installation. It seats wall plates flush with the mounting surface.

Arlington Industries’ adjustable slider bar with flat bracket ends mounts single- or two-gang boxes between studs in a nonstandard cavity. It includes a steel mounting bracket for installing most metal and plastic boxes on the bar. Metal boxes on the slider bar are rated for MC, AC and flexible MC cable.

Arlington Industries’ CE1RP white, nonmetallic cable entry bracket with slotted cover fits wall thicknesses from ¼ to 1½ in. It is designed to install a bundle of Class 2 low-voltage wiring using a 3½-in. hole saw.

Arlington Industries’ LVMB1 low-voltage mounting bracket for Class 2 low-voltage wiring is designed for new construction. It mounts vertically on wood or metal studs for users to install communications wiring without an electrical box. It works with ½- or 5/8-in. drywall. It is made of nonconductive plastic that prevents damage to cable.

Arlington Industries’ LV2LP low-voltage, two-gang mounting bracket is manufactured for installation on existing construction for Class 2 wiring only. It is used for installing products on cast concrete or concrete block walls. It is made of plastic and can be mounted horizontally or vertically.

Viking Electronics’ SA-TBA tile bridge is used to mount and support 8-in. loudspeakers and bridges in light-duty, 2-ft.-by-2-ft. and 2-ft.-by-4-ft. ceiling tiles. It is 24-gauge cold-rolled steel with an electro-galvanized rust-resistant finish. The mounting hole is 9.69-in. in diameter.

nVent Caddy’s TB1624HD telescoping bracket adapts to studs spaced 16 to 24 in. Easily install box-mounting plates at any position in the bracket. The rigid design eliminates the need for far-side support and is made of steel. The stud spacing can be adjusted between 14½–25 in.

RACO’s adjustable, open-center bracket for electrical boxes provides additional flexibility for positioning. It features a large opening that allows multiple boxes to be mounted. It fits 4- or 411/16-in. square boxes and rings.