Installation of satellite system on house wall

Good morning everyone,

we are currently building a KFW70 house with a flat roof. Now I am faced with the question of how and where to mount the satellite dish along with the LTE antenna. Since we already have flat roof collectors for the photovoltaic and solar thermal system as well as a chimney on the flat roof, mounting the satellite system on the roof is no longer feasible or would cast shadows on the collectors.

So the only remaining option is to attach the satellite system to the house wall. Our masonry consists of a lightweight hollow brick from the company Lücking (Planziegel W8) with a thickness of 36.5 cm. Is it possible to attach the satellite dish to it? If yes, how do I best attach it?

The alternative would be screwing it to the ring beam. Here I only see the problem of getting the dowels and screws into the reinforced concrete.

Which solution would you prefer?

Thank you very much in advance for your help!

Best regards
Slintrebla

Buy decent cavity anchors and fix the anchors with adhesive (I don't remember the name right now, it's a special adhesive that bonds quickly and holds strongly)? We will also mount our satellite dish on the wall, but so far we haven't given it much thought.

You seriously wonder how to get dowels and screws into reinforced concrete? Drill and done... same with the bricks: what do you think, how are you going to mount wall cabinets there? With an underground garage etc., it doesn't sound like a cheap construction - don’t you have an architect or even an electrician there to answer that for you?

Very simple! Buy a simple antenna mount and attach it with standard wall plugs - done! However, it is important to comply with the regulations regarding grounding and lightning protection for the antenna!