Adjustable Ring Doorbell Pro Angle Mount (3 Packs), CAVN Video Doorbell Corner Kit Angle Adjustment Adapter Mounting Plate Bracket Wedge Kit for Ring Doorbell Pro, White

After I bought the Ring Doorbell Pro and installing the door bell the bell seems to be facing straight to the street.Package Content:3x Angle mount1x Screw driver6x screw plugs6x screws1x instruction leafletI searched for the bell mounting plate and found angle mount. You get 3 mount plate in the package depending on how much coverage you want. The plates provide you to install the doorbell to the best angle you can capture. It works like a treat and allows me to cover the whole drive way.All 3 angle mount are the same size. It is made of hard plastic and good quality.It is interesting to see the package comes with 6 screws and screw plugs, if you have one door bell pro then you would only need 1 set of screw plugs but I suppose some people may have 3 doorbell pro.It is very easy to install if you like to DIY.Good stuff and value for money. Couple of images of the installation attached.I really hope you found my review helpful and would love for you to click on the “YES” button to say so. If you don't think my review has been helpful, before you click on the “NO“ button to say I was unhelpful, I would love you to leave me a comment with your thoughts, so I can try improving my future reviews.

Very happy with this product, good quality, easy to install and improved viewing angle.I replaced HV Villa doorbell with Ring DB and needed a professional, practical aesthetic solution to angle DB to improve my view as it was sited in a corner, also to prevent night glare from the side wall.It is a simple and well-made product, matches Ring DB outer casing and looks the part. The Box came with three extensions, I used only two to acieve workable angle..On the whole im pretty satisfied with material quality, colour and function and practicality.

Kind of overpriced for what it is, but admittedly excellent for the job at handPerfectly sized and no issues with either 1,2 or 3 stacks (they kind have a kind of snap-click to one another for additional stability) . I only ended up using one, but glad had three as allowed me to test allot of viewing angles and positions before i found one that worked best for me.For the price of the main ring units, they should be inclusive and supplied by ring, but as you don't get anything this 3rd party solution is kind of faultless and a must really...even at min just to explore fixing possibilities before you commit the final placement

When browsing for something to change the angle I was torn between the adjustable or these. I decided on these as they were a little cheaper. I was suitably impressed. Simple moulding with a smooth finish. Comes wih all screws required of varying lengths and a screwdriver!!I used two of these to angle the view. Might have got away with one.What I would say is secure the lower plate first and then if you need a further plate use the longer screw through the slot. Overkill but ensures a very sturdy that won’t easily get ripped off.

Bought the Ring Pro doorbell last year thanks to a good deal (yay Amazon) as the standard Ring doorbell was too wide for the front door frame for screw fixing and I also preferred the better spec of the pro model.Hired an electrician to install it and sort out the 24v AC power supply to run it. Rather than have the electrician mess around in our loft I also bought this AC power transformer:http://amzn.eu/d/bp74EOoand they were able to get the doorbell powered up and also logged in much quicker, not to mention cheaper (as less paid time needed by the sparky).Anyway, the other problem is my front door is set quite far back from the front house wall and with it sited directly on the door frame the wide angle lens would have 50% of the picture as wall. Not ideal. So, this is where these angle mounts come in handy. They allow the doorbell to be installed at an angle to allow full view of the doorway. You get in the box three sturdy plastic wedges: 15, 30 and 45 degrees and they work either way up so good for siting on left or right of your door.In the end (looking at the view from the camera) we went with all three wedges to give an almost central view of the doorway and they and the door bell screwed together into the door frame very securely (more so than just using tape). You can buy these wedges in black or silver to match the supplied plastic covers of the Ring Pro and considering the cost of the Ring Pro, these are inexpensive and certainly up to the task at hand.

This does the job, I’ve got a good angle now as my Ring doorbell is around a metre from the centre of my front door. It’s well made and fits ok, would be much nicer if it was designed so the doorbell unit sat flush rather than having a small gap. Mine had obviously been used and returned as one wedge was unwrapped, had screw damage around the holes and some screws were missing...