# ZATELITOUNT

> Starlink installation hardware specialists — mounts and brackets for Starlink dishes and the Gen 3 router, including options that need no holes in the roof.

ZATELITOUNT is a Starlink installation hardware specialist: it sells the mounting hardware for Starlink dishes and the Gen 3 router, plus the guides that tell you which part your site needs. There are four products: a low-profile roof mount kit, a wall and eave bracket, an adjustable freestanding tripod stand, and a wall mount for the Gen 3 router.

Two facts that decide almost every buying question:
- The Starlink Standard dish (Gen 3 / V3 / Standard 4) and the Mini share the same 1.5 inch pipe thread, so one mount fits both — but the Standard is roughly four times heavier, which is what decides whether a lightweight bracket will hold.
- The roof mount, the wall bracket and the tripod all accept that thread directly, so no extra official pipe adapter has to be bought separately. The tripod ships with its adapter in the box.

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## Products

- [Starlink Roof Mount Kit](https://zatelitount.com/products/roof-mount-kit): Low-profile Starlink roof mount that holds its position through high wind, snow load and heavy rain — $59.39. Fits Standard (Gen 3 / V3 / Standard 4) and Mini — both use the same 1.5" pipe thread
- [Starlink Wall & Eave Bracket](https://zatelitount.com/products/wall-bracket): The clean way to get a clear Starlink sky view without putting a hole in your roof — $59.39. Fits Standard (Gen 3 / V3 / Standard 4) and Mini via the 1.5" pipe thread
- [Adjustable Heavy-Duty Starlink Tripod Stand](https://zatelitount.com/products/tripod-stand): A freestanding, height-adjustable Starlink stand — set it down where the sky is clear and take it with you when you go — $62.99. Fits Standard (Gen 3 / V3 / Standard 4) and Mini via the 1.5" pipe thread
- [Starlink Gen 3 Router Wall Mounts](https://zatelitount.com/products/router-wall-mount): A slim wall bracket for the Starlink Gen 3 router, so the power lead and cables stop living on the floor — $17.99. Fits the Starlink Gen 3 (Standard) router. This is a router bracket, not a dish mount

## Guides

Longer write-ups: compatibility, mounting without drilling, and choosing between types.

- [Pole and mast mounts for Starlink: height, guying and wind](https://zatelitount.com/guides/starlink-pole-mast-guide): A pole mount puts the dish above the tree line. How tall to go, when guying becomes mandatory, and how wind and sway change the install
- [Where to put the Starlink Gen 3 router (and how to wall-mount it)](https://zatelitount.com/guides/starlink-mesh-router-mount): Router placement decides your Wi-Fi more than the dish does. Where the Gen 3 router should live, why the floor is the worst spot, and how to mount it
- [The Starlink pipe adapter: why you may not need to buy one](https://zatelitount.com/guides/starlink-pipe-adapter-explained): The Starlink dish uses a 1.5 inch pipe thread, so most mounts take it directly. Here is when you need an adapter, and when you do not
- [Starlink tripod stand buyers guide: when freestanding wins](https://zatelitount.com/guides/starlink-tripod-buyers-guide): A Starlink tripod stand wins when you cannot or will not fix anything: renters, campsites, balconies. Here is what to check before you buy
- [Wall mounting Starlink: height, reach and clear-view geometry](https://zatelitount.com/guides/starlink-wall-mount-guide): A wall mount gets the dish up without touching the roof. The win is height and a clear view; the trade-off is what the wall will take
- [Off-grid Starlink: power, batteries and how long it runs](https://zatelitount.com/guides/starlink-off-grid-power): Starlink is not a light load off-grid — you supply the watts. Size the battery to the hours you need, run it off 12V or a station, and dodge dusk brownouts
- [Official Starlink mounts vs third-party: what you actually give up](https://zatelitount.com/guides/starlink-oem-vs-third-party): Official vs quality third-party Starlink mounts compete on fit, finish and surface work; the dish side is the same 1.5 inch thread either way
- [Cheap vs premium Starlink mounts: where the money goes](https://zatelitount.com/guides/starlink-cheap-vs-premium-mounts): Cheap vs premium Starlink mounts are different bets: the money goes into reach, materials and sealing. Spend it where your site is actually difficult
- [Best Starlink Mounts in 2026: which type actually fits your site](https://zatelitount.com/guides/best-starlink-mounts): Roof, wall, pole or freestanding — the four Starlink mount types, what each one is for, and the one fact that decides most buying questions
- [How to install Starlink on a roof (without wrecking the covering)](https://zatelitount.com/guides/starlink-roof-install): A roof mount gives the highest, shortest-cable Starlink install — but only if the covering takes a hole. Steps, sealing, and when a wall or tripod wins instead
- [Starlink RV setup: mounts, power and staying connected on the move](https://zatelitount.com/guides/starlink-rv-setup-guide): The RV Starlink setup that actually travels: a freestanding mount you take down, how to power it off-grid, and the mistakes that drop your signal at a campsite
- [How high should the dish be? Obstruction maths, explained](https://zatelitount.com/guides/starlink-obstruction-height): An obstruction is an angle, not a height. Two worked examples, and why shifting the dish sideways usually beats raising it
- [Renting, moving or temporary? Setups you can take with you](https://zatelitount.com/guides/starlink-mount-for-renters): If you rent, the cost that decides the mount is removal, not installation. What each type leaves behind at move-out, and what travels to the next address
- [Metal roof vs shingle vs flat: which mount actually holds?](https://zatelitount.com/guides/starlink-roof-type-mount): Roof material matters less than how the bracket is fixed. A seam you can clamp, a sheet you must screw through, and a flat roof where bolting down is the wrong move
- [Wall vs eave: getting a clear view without touching the roof](https://zatelitount.com/guides/starlink-wall-vs-eave-mount): A wall mount is easier to fix, an eave mount gets higher. Both leave the roof covering alone — and the side of the house decides which one actually works
- [Freestanding: when a tripod beats mounting anything](https://zatelitount.com/guides/starlink-tripod-mount): Four situations where a freestanding stand beats a fixed bracket, what it trades away, and the one case where it loses
- [How to mount Starlink without drilling (every real option)](https://zatelitount.com/guides/mount-starlink-without-drilling): Freestanding stand, eave bracket, clamp or ballast — the four ways to get a dish up with zero holes, and what each one actually holds
- [Starlink Gen 3 vs Mini: which mount do you actually need?](https://zatelitount.com/guides/starlink-gen3-vs-mini-mount): Same 1.5-inch pipe thread, very different weight. Two decision tables that get you the right bracket the first time
- [How to choose the right mount for your dish](https://zatelitount.com/guides/how-to-choose-a-mount): Roof, wall, pole or portable — a two-minute decision tree that gets you the right bracket the first time

## Tools & references

- [Mount Finder](https://zatelitount.com/mount-finder): three questions to the right mount, or an honest "you do not need one"
- [Compatibility](https://zatelitount.com/compatibility): which dish fits which mount, model by model, including the two older dishes that do not fit
- [Solutions](https://zatelitount.com/solutions): installation scenarios — home, RV, rural and off-grid, business and job sites
- [Collections](https://zatelitount.com/collections): mounts, RV travel gear, cable management, power and protection


## Full content

- [llms-full.txt](https://zatelitount.com/llms-full.txt): complete text of every guide and product page on this site, for deeper retrieval.

## Company

- [About](https://zatelitount.com/about)
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- [Policies](https://zatelitount.com/policies): shipping, returns and warranty