JML Kustoms – Angled Outside Facing Frame Light Bracket with Watermelon Hole

Angled Outside Facing Frame Light Bracket with Watermelon Hole

This Angled Outside Facing Frame Light Bracket from JML Kustoms allows you to mount a watermelon-style light at a precise downward slant for a custom underglow or exterior lighting effect. Made from high-quality 304 stainless steel, this bracket installs with a clamp-style system that requires no drilling. Designed and manufactured in the USA, it includes enlarged screw holes for easier fitment of both glass and plastic lenses. Sold individually.

Product Features

• Item Number: SS-1016
• High quality angled outside facing light bracket
• Designed for watermelon-style light assemblies
• Made from 304 stainless steel
• Clamp-style installation
• No drilling required
• Two-bolt locking system
• Large screw holes for easy glass lens fitment
• American made
• Light not included
• Sold individually

Performance and Use

This bracket holds your watermelon light at a precise slanted angle, making it ideal for underglow lighting, step lighting or angled exterior illumination. The clamp system installs cleanly without drilling into the truck frame, and the stainless steel construction delivers long-lasting durability.

Installation

1. Position the bracket on the frame rail.
2. Tighten the clamp using the two-bolt locking system.
3. Install a watermelon-style light into the cutout.
4. Wire and test the lighting.

Why You Will Like It

• Creates a slanted lighting effect for custom builds
• No drilling required
• Strong 304 stainless steel design
• Works with glass or plastic lenses
• Made in the USA

Common Questions

• Is the light included? No, the light is sold separately.
• Does this fit any truck frame? It fits most frames with standard clamp clearance.
• Does it require drilling? No, it uses a clamp-style mounting system.

⚠️ California Proposition 65 Warning:
This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.