Heavy Duty 1.2mm Stainless Steel Expansion Tank Bracket & Camera Mount Kit

[Color: 2 Set Kit, Color: 2 Set Kit]
These brackets are simpler than I thought they would be... essentially 2 steel plates and some worm gear clamps. There's two sets... and it's a good deal if you're installing two expansion tanks. Theres also two smaller clamps that seemingly do nothing related - for mounting go pros or something? Yeah I don't get it, but I'll use them for something.These are rough finished brackets and sort of a low tech solution. That being said, they work great, and it's not like you'll be in contact with the bracket after theres a water tank on it.Fair price for all you get, but you likely don't need all you get.

[Color: 2 Set Kit]
This set of brackets is well made and is exactly what I expected. Sometimes I read the ads and think of one thing but receive another. This time, I envisioned a secure well-made clamp, nothing over the top but also not flimsy. That is exactly what these are. Sturdy enough to hold ana expansion tank securely without being over engineered or overly stiff. I didn't need a camera mount for my water heater, but this actually came in quite hand for use in keeping an eye on my woodstove in the basement. I was always trying to find the right place to sit a camer and frequently needing to move it. Now I have it mounted so that my camera is trained on the door and I can keep an eye on the fire itself along with the external mounted thermometer. I'll consider that a fringe benefit. Good product.

[Color: 2 Set Kit, Color: 2 Set Kit]
This is a tank mount kit for regular large expansion tanks. The included mini-tiny version is something new, for sensors and cameras, which so far are rare installations. The mini version does not make it 2PK. The bracket and straps are stainless steel and seem to be well made, or at least as expected. There are no apparent quality concerns about this kit. The price seems a little bit high.

[Color: 2 Set Kit]
I had a pinhole leak on our hot water heater and when I replaced it had to reconfigure the plumbing there with new drains and the outlet feeding the tank. Previously it was supported only by the 'T' fitting on the common drain line which is not a very stable configuration. Mounted on the nearby wall with this is a much more stable arrangement.I'm not sure what the camera mounting angle is in the advert as that seems misplaced but the large clamp is sized for my expansion tank.This is very well made with a quality bracket and worm gear straps. There are multiple mounting holes in the bracket to support almost any mounting options. That the materials are all stainless steel makes it a huge plus for mount it and forget it save for occasional leak checks. This is a good price for a dual kit like this of this quality.

[Color: 2 Set Kit]
Sturdy wall mount brackets with hose clamps and mounting screws. Basic stuff. These are heavy duty as the ad says.There are some smaller additional brackets for sensors or monitoring camera. That's new to me but makes sense if you have higher tech level monitoring systems.The hose clamps use 7mm socket (or Phillips screwdriver) to tighten. This being USA I would have preferred larger SAE and I prefer using socket drive to using screw driver, which can stab you. So I took off 1/2 star but alas no half stars.One review says the finish was rough and there were some sharp edges. I did not find that, but as a plumber I don't expect super high finish level on basic brackets.Good product. Will do the job no problemo.

[Color: 2 Set Kit, Color: 2 Set Kit]
This Ashoaza Expansion Tank Mount Kit works exactly as advertised and securely holds the expansion tank in place. The kit includes all of the necessary hardware, making installation straightforward.I'm still not sure why the small mounting brackets were included, as I couldn't find a use for them in my installation. The stainless steel components also have some very sharp edges, small burrs, and a bit of laser-cutting splatter left behind. The finish is functional but definitely on the rough side, so I'd recommend wearing gloves while handling the parts. Once installed, though, the mount does its job well.