This JD360 fan mounting bracket secures a J&D JD360 destratification fan to a 2" OD square pipe, using a heavy-duty square U-bolt and matching bracket built to hold position through the vibration, moisture, and temperature swings of greenhouses and grow rooms. The HK223 kit ships with all the hardware needed to hang the fan cleanly.
J&D JD360 Fan Mounting Bracket for Secure Overhead Fans
This JD360 fan mounting bracket (model HK223) is the square-pipe version of J&D's mount, pairing a square U-bolt with a matching bracket to clamp a JD360 destratification fan onto 2" OD square pipe. The hardware is built for industrial and greenhouse environments, holding the fan steady against the constant vibration, condensation, and temperature changes of controlled growing spaces. Because it's cut as a precise fit for the JD360, the fan stays exactly where you set it to draw dense cool air down and blend out hot and cold layers.
Square U-Bolt Mounting Bracket That Installs Fast
Everything needed to hang the fan is in the kit, so growers can get a destratification fan positioned in one pass without a second trip for parts. In a typical greenhouse layout, the JD360 hangs from a 2" square support pipe over an aisle or bay, angled straight down to push a slow vertical column of air that evens out canopy temperatures row to row. Getting fans up on solid overhead mounts also clears floor space around hydroponic systems and keeps walkways open for maintenance.
Key Features
- Square U-bolt for 2" pipe: Clamps securely to 2" OD square support pipe, the standard overhead mount in many greenhouse and industrial layouts.
- Precise JD360 fit: Cut specifically for the J&D JD360 destratification fan so it holds the set position and angle without drift.
- Corrosion-resistant build: High-grade hardware stands up to humidity, condensation, and continuous operation in hydroponic rooms.
- Complete hardware kit: Includes the U-bolt, bracket, and fasteners needed to hang the fan in one pass.
- Overhead mount frees floor space: Keeps the fan up and out of the way, clearing aisles around systems for easier maintenance.