Point of Attachment Solutions
Where the overhead service cable attaches — pole, fascia or rafter — the hardware has to match the surface and the load. This page is for Level 2 ASPs sizing up a point-of-attachment problem and the galvanised hooks and brackets that solve it.
The problem: matching the fixing to the surface
A steel pole, a timber pole, a brick fascia and a timber rafter each take different attachment hardware. The wrong hook or bracket won't hold the service load or clear the required geometry, and the job fails inspection.
The products that fix it
Q hooks, U hooks, J hooks, S hooks and bolt-on hooks, rafter brackets in 600–900mm, fascia brackets from 400mm to 900mm, strain clamps for ABC cable and Sicame service connectors — galvanised and in stock.
How ordering works
Tell us the attachment surface, cable type and service height and we'll match the hardware, dispatched from Sydney with the pole, box and metering if you need them on the same order.
From the Range
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The Complete Guide to Private Power Poles
A full trade reference on private power poles — steel, timber and composite materials, sizing, hardware, footings and maintenance for compliant overhead services.
The Complete Guide to Point of Attachment Hardware
A trade reference on point of attachment hardware — hooks, brackets, strain clamps, service connectors and consumables for terminating an overhead service compliantly.
What Is a Point of Attachment?
A plain-language explanation of the point of attachment — where the overhead service connects, the hardware involved and why clearance matters.