📷 No-Hole Needed Blink Outdoor Camera Vinyl Siding Clip Hooks: A 12-Pack of Weatherproof Stainless Steel Blink Siding Mount for Mounting Blink XT2 and Blink Outdoor Home Security Review

Works Received today and included with the Blink. One is by the back door, on the driveway I made to the garage, since it also has siding. Got it because I rent. Can't speak to the weather as it was only 1 day but it was "a little" windy beforehand and both cameras are still there, siding needs to be tight, I couldn't get one up as high as I wanted , because the siding was loose, so I had to go down one. They were easy to attach to the back of the camera, although they were a bit odd at times.

I used the brackets to hang my outdoor security cameras around my house. I didn't want to drill holes in my vinyl siding so this is exactly what I needed. When I attached the camera to the mount and tried to attach it to the side panel, it didn't work at first. I had to bend the end of the bracket where it would be inserted into the siding with pliers. The bracket is very durable. After bending the bracket, everything worked out great! You can also use brackets to hang many other things on your

They worked really well on my old siding. I just needed to find an area that wasn't close to the siding underneath, so I had to be a bit flexible when installing them. Tip: Should only be used with Blink mount with 2 screw holes. I used Sonomo's 360 degree adjustable Blink outdoor camera wall mount which has 3 screw holes. This was my own work and I'll probably figure out how to make it a little prettier in the spring, but the hooks made this camera very secure and I'm not worried at all about…

If you install anything on the front of a building with siding, these things will save your life! I use two to hold the solar panel for my Blink camera. I installed the camera right on the side a few months ago and it was a pain. If I ever have to remove it, I'll have to fill those holes and hope for the best. But not with these! They literally just slip under the siding and hold on. If I didn't understand how they work I would say it's magic, it really is that simple. Stop thinking about it…

This makes installing Blink cameras easy! That's the easiest way for me. First you need 2 of these per camera. I attached the bracket that comes with the flash camera to two metal brackets. (It's easier to attach the original mounts before climbing the ladder with your arms overhead.) Don't connect any cameras yet. You then have to slide the metal pieces under the trim and tighten the screws, that really twists it against the house. And finally, just turn on the camera. It's very easy and only…

I am very satisfied with the easy handling. I wanted to install a Blink XT2 camera on my vinyl fairing but was trying not to poke holes in my fairing or rely on duct tape that could break on the road or be difficult to move if I decide to move the camera in a new location to try. After some research I found these hooks and am happy with them so far! In my photos you can see the unpacking of the product. The only downside to these hooks is that the screw hole is not the same diameter as the…