High-quality cast zinc bracket, designed to provide unobtrusive wall mounting for Bose® cube speakers. These brackets allow both horizontal and vertical adjustment of speakers, so you can direct the sound where you like.

Elegantly displays Bose cube speakers

Allows for horizontal and vertical adjustment of speakers

Single stand

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Having recently purchased the Bose Acoustimass 10 Series III Home Theater Speaker System, it quickly became clear to me that the UB-20W wall/ceiling speaker brackets were the only choice when it came to conserving space. As a whole, given the instructions, a power drill, a 7/32" drill bit and a Phillips head screwdriver, the installation of these speaker brackets was quick and simple.

One note of caution though, the instruction booklet calls for a ¼" drill bit for drilling the holes for the plastic anchors that are supplied with the kit, a ¼" drill bit is just a tad too large and will cause you to send the plastic anchor right on through the wall, never to be seen again. A 7/32" drill bit is perfect for this job!

I highly recommend these wall/ceiling brackets if you're looking at purchasing any of the above listed Bose speakers. They're perfect for the job and, providing you purchase the white or black ones depending on your walls, seamlessly fit right in, not to be noticed. {ssintrepid}

15 of 16 found the following review helpful:

Great mount; verify the screw sizeSep 28, 2008
By T.M.
I took a chance with these as my speakers are not Bose. The mount is great (with a neat pivot mechanism), but I had to get some additional hardware to rig my speakers up to them. The machine screw in the bracket is 10-32, but my speaker needed a 1/4-20 machine screw. Too bad the screw size wasn't in the specs, but I doubt Bose owners need to worry about it. The mounts look good now, but I would suggest caution if your speakers don't take the same size screw.

10 of 10 found the following review helpful:

Bose UB-20 InstallationJan 12, 2007
By J. Eng
I found that these brackets worked best for installing my Bose Satellite speakers in that they gave you an option of mounting them on the wall or ceiling and with or without extender arms. I looked at generic brackets and discovered that they did not complement the speakers I had as do these.

9 of 9 found the following review helpful:

I like these wall/ceiling bracketJan 11, 2007
By Long H. Nguyen
it makes my speakers looking splendid on the wall.

It is very easy to assemble and to adjust its angle

4 of 4 found the following review helpful:

Bose UB-20 BracketSep 13, 2011
By H. M. Smith
There are a few points about these worth noting. They are hands down, the best looking brackets and the easiest to attach the Bose speakers to. The speakers virtually "float" where they are placed. In my case, the room was pre-wired with the leads poking through 3/8" holes in the drywall in the exact future speaker positions. If you are planning to do the same, a word of advice: Have your building contractor fasten a 2x4 or 2x6 cross member between the studs or bulkhead structure in those exact spots where the speakers will be and thread the wires through a hole drilled in those cross members. Here's why - if you do not support with wood behind the mounts you will have to use the 4 butterfly bolts (included) to mount on the drywall. The mount holes are grouped in approx. a 2" square and you must drill a 1/2" hole for each bolt. Get the picture?? Add to the equation the 3/8" hole for the wire and it's obvious that you must make the 4 holes for the mount 2 or 3 inches away from the wire hole or the area will become too weak to hold the weight of everything! So... reinforce the spots, use the wood screws instead and you should be able to park the bracket almost on top of the wire hole or close enough that the plastic cover plate will hide the wires. A much neater job in the end and you don't have to tell anyone that you read this hot tip so you can take the genius credit...

Tip #2 These little babies are highly overpriced in retail stores ($35-$40 each) so do wallet a favor and buy them on line here for about $18.50ea. plus free shipping for orders over $50.

Tip #3 If you are pre-wiring for 5.1 or 7.1 surround, go to a Bose store and invest $40 in their custom wall plug. It's slick and will save you a huge amount of time when hooking it all up!

As for the Bose sound, they do satellite speaker systems better than anyone. I found that I had to do a fair bit of manual individual channel tweaking and EQ until I was happy with the overall sound.

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