Weaver Stand-Off Brackets 24 Inch are the go-to marine hardware solution for creating clean, durable spacing between deck surfaces and mounted hatch accessories. Crafted from marine-grade stainless steel, these 24" brackets stand up to sun, salt spray, and heavy use—providing dependable support that keeps your hatch installations steady and properly aligned.

Designed for use on boats and RV hatches alike, this pair of brackets delivers balanced, symmetric support right where you need it. They’re shipped from a local supplier, helping you check stock quickly and get your project underway without unnecessary delays.

What makes these stand-off brackets stand out

• 24" length: creates ample clearance for larger hatch assemblies and other deck-mounted hardware, ensuring reliable operation and easy handling.
• Stainless steel build: corrosion-resistant and UV-stable, built to endure marine environments and extend the life of your installation.
• Sold in pairs: provides secure, balanced support on both sides of the hatch or accessory, enhancing stability and alignment.
• Local-stock shipping: convenient, faster delivery from a nearby supplier to keep marine projects on schedule.

Ideal for hatch accessories, dock hardware, and other deck-mounted components where a sturdy, fixed spacer is required. Whether you’re upgrading a hatch, refurbishing an exterior locker, or installing a new deck fitting, these Weaver brackets give you trustworthy support with a clean, professional finish.

Why choose Weaver for your stand-off needs? Weaver combines practical marine engineering with durable materials you can count on in saltwater settings. By using these 24" brackets, you gain consistent alignment, easier maintenance, and a solution that stands up to the rigors of sea and shore alike.

Stock is checked locally and these brackets ship in pairs ready for immediate installation. If you’re planning a hatch upgrade or a deck-mounted project, the Weaver Stand-Off Brackets 24 Inch offer the reliable spacing and robust support that installers rely on in real-world marine use.