Robust metal wall-corner mount for surveillance cameras — stable support for most camera systems, suitable for indoor and outdoor use Key benefits Secure, reliable support: Heavy-duty metal construction provides stability and consistent camera positioning to reduce vibration and maintain clear footage. Flexible installation: Mount on a flat wall or near a corner to maximize coverage and eliminate blind spots. Precise aiming: Rotate the bracket 180° and tilt up or down to achieve the exact viewing angle you need without repositioning the entire unit. Multi-use adapter: In addition to holding cameras, the bracket can serve as an adapter to fasten various items to stainless steel rods, increasing its usefulness across different setups. Features and compatibility Material: Durable metal construction for long-lasting support in both indoor and outdoor environments. Compatibility: Designed to work with most surveillance cameras and CCTV systems. Adjustment range: 180° rotation plus vertical tilt for precise framing and easy repositioning. Mounting options: Installs on walls or in corners, giving you flexible placement choices to suit your site layout. How this solves common problems Prevents camera drift and misalignment with a solid metal mount that keeps the camera steady over time. Simplifies coverage planning by allowing corner placement and wide-angle adjustment so you can cover entryways and perimeters efficiently. Reduces the need for multiple mounts by doubling as an adapter for mounting equipment to stainless steel poles. Practical use scenarios Home entry or driveway: Install at a corner to monitor doors, driveways, and approaches with a single, adjustable camera. Retail and small business: Place on interior or exterior walls to cover aisles, registers, and storefronts while keeping the camera firmly positioned. Parking lots, garages, or industrial sites: Use the mount for outdoor perimeter surveillance and attach auxiliary devices to stainless steel poles when needed. Installation notes Simple to install and adjust on-site; rotate and tilt the bracket to fine-tune the camera’s field of view after mounting. Suitable for both indoor and outdoor setups; follow local mounting and wiring best practices for weatherproofing and cable routing.