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Ring Battery Doorbell (5F97F2) 5.5° Vertical Tilt Wedge – Compensates Siding Angle

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Ring Battery Doorbell (5F97F2) 5.5° Vertical Tilt Wedge – Compensates Siding AngleOverview Improve your camera angle on angled siding or high mounting locations with this 5. 5 vertical wedge made by Hidden River Lab for the Ring Battery Doorbell (model 5F97F2). This wedge helps compensate siding incline and can also be used on flat walls to tilt the doorbell up or down depending on orientation for better framing. Compatibility Designed for: Ring Battery Doorbell (model 5F97F2) Angle: 5. 5 vertical tilt wedge (up down tilt depending

Overview

 

Improve your camera angle on angled siding or high mounting locations with this 5.5° vertical wedge made by Hidden River Lab for the Ring Battery Doorbell (model 5F97F2). This wedge helps compensate siding incline and can also be used on flat walls to tilt the doorbell up or down depending on orientation for better framing.


Compatibility

 

✔︎ Designed for: Ring Battery Doorbell (model 5F97F2)

✔︎ Angle: 5.5° vertical tilt wedge (up/down tilt depending on orientation)

✔︎ Use cases: Siding incline compensation; flat walls when a small vertical tilt is needed

✔︎ Siding note: Works best on siding panels 5-inch or wider (or similar flat mounting area)


✖︎ Not compatible with:

  • Ring Battery Doorbell Pro or Plus

  • Any Ring Wired-series doorbells

  • Any other Ring models not listed above

If you’re unsure about your model or surface, send a photo — we’ll help confirm fitment.


What’s Included

 

▪︎ 1 × 5.5° vertical wedge mount / tilt bracket

▪︎ All required mounting screws

✖︎ Doorbell, OEM back plate, and chime are not included. Photos may show example setups for illustration.


Fit & Measurements

 

▪︎ Purpose-built for the Ring Battery Doorbell (5F97F2) footprint

▪︎ Designed to sit cleanly and provide a consistent 5.5° vertical tilt

→ Please confirm you have adequate flat mounting area on your siding/trim before purchase.


Why You’d Use This Wedge

 

▪︎ Compensates siding incline: Helps correct the natural tilt of many siding profiles

▪︎ Better camera framing: Useful if the doorbell sits high and needs a slight downward aim

▪︎ Flexible orientation: Flip to tilt down or up depending on your install

▪︎ Clean, stable mount: Helps reduce awkward angles and improves the finished look


Installation Notes

 

Basic tools required (e.g., screwdriver).

▪︎ Position the wedge between the mounting surface and the doorbell mounting setup.

▪︎ Choose the wedge orientation that gives the desired up/down tilt.

▪︎ Install using the included screws and weather-seal as appropriate for your environment.

Need a different angle or a non-standard setup? Message us with photos and details—we’ll recommend the right option.


Materials & Finish

 

♺ 3D-printed durable plastic for everyday outdoor use.

▪︎ New condition. Minor internal artifacts may be visible due to additive manufacturing (3D printing). External faces are designed to present cleanly once installed.


Color & Image Note

 

Actual color may vary slightly due to lighting and display calibration. Photos may show example setups; Ring components shown are not included unless stated above.


Brand & Affiliation Disclaimer

 

This is an aftermarket product made by Hidden River Lab. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Ring. Ring® is a trademark of its respective owner. Brand names are used solely to indicate compatibility.


Intellectual Property Notice

 

The design, images, and listing text are intellectual property of Hidden River Lab. Purchase does not grant any license to copy, reproduce, manufacture, reverse-engineer, or commercially exploit the design in whole or in part.


Support

 

Not sure if your doorbell is model 5F97F2 or whether 5.5° is enough tilt? Message us with photos of your doorbell and mounting surface — we’ll help quickly.

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