Standard STD-MMB-84 Flush Mount Kit for Most Standard Fixed Mount VHF Radios

These mounts worked perfectly. They hold my VHF radio very tightly in my dash. Very easy to install and thick plastic. Should last a long time with out breaking.

Used to flush mount my Simrad VHF. The material seemed a little cheesy at first, but it actually worked quite well and was easy to install. Mounted in a fast center console and has survived some long, rough rides with no sign of loosening. Really good value.

These use to come with the Standard Horizon radios at no extra charge. A must have for flush mounting !

These are a bit pricy for a couple pieces of plastic - Don't tighten these to death, they don't need to be wrenched down to keep the radio tight. Be careful as you install them, and make sure you have clearance inside your panel for these to fit on either side of the back of the radio. I don't expect to have any issues with them now that they're installed. I'd rather they be cast aluminum, but oh well.

Works as it should

I ordered these because I had to replace a failed Simrad radio that was flush mounted. I wasn't sure if I would be able to use the mounts from the Simrad because the boat is at a marina. I thought I'd get these and return them if not needed. It turns out I could have used the Simrad, but they were not nearly as well designed as these. Their is a ridge on these that helps lock the bracket into the radio to keep the bracket from twisting, as the Simrad brackets did. The Simrad brackets were installed for a few years and hadn't failed though. These are sturdier and fit the radio well.

I bought two sets of these, one for a GX-2150 and one for a GX-5000. The flushmount brackets installed easily, and actually tightened up perfectly with a minimum of annoyance. They didn't stick out so far that I couldn't use them on radios mounted 3" apart, which is a rarity. Normally, I can use one OEM bracket, but have to fabricate the other in order to fit between radio units.

At $18.57 for the pair, they are a little expensive (they are just plastic "L" brackets after all). But they do work and get the job done. My bulkhead was over an inch thick and they went on nice and easily. Once tightened my radio sits tight and flush with no movement.

The flush mount was required to install my new VHF radio on my boat using a new template to fit in the existing hole of the previous radio.

Worked like a charm!! Got them in record time and they worked perfectly!

does the job nicely

These hold our radio in place just fine. My only caution to people using this to install a radio it that you need reasonable access to the back of the panel. The access I had in my boat was quite poor and I was unable to do the job alone. My wife gave me a hand (my 2 were not sufficient) and we were just barely able to install the radio. If you have good access to the back of the panel it should be quite straight forward.

The tightening screws require a screw driver. If you have limited room you may not have the room to tighten them. Others I have seen have a head that can be hand tightened. I tried to send these back but would have to pay shipping so I just kept them. I would give them away but there isn't a forum for that. I installed the radio differently. Cheers