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15° Recessed-Wall Spacer (2.5” Offset) + Brick Molding Adapter for Ring Wired Doorbell Pro (2nd Gen) (Pro 2)

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15° Recessed-Wall Spacer (2.5” Offset) + Brick Molding Adapter for Ring Wired Doorbell Pro (2nd Gen) (Pro 2)Overview Get the clearance and angle you need for recessed installations. This 15 offset spacer mount by Hidden River Lab is designed for the Ring Wired Doorbell Pro (2nd Gen) (legacy name: Ring Doorbell Pro 2) and includes a brick molding adapter. It extends the doorbell outward by about 2. 5 to help clear side obstacles and improve the usable field of view on recessed mounting surfaces. 15 angle helps aim the camera toward your entry path while

Overview

Get the clearance and angle you need for recessed installations. This 15° offset spacer mount by Hidden River Lab is designed for the Ring Wired Doorbell Pro (2nd Gen) (legacy name: Ring Doorbell Pro 2) and includes a brick molding adapter. It extends the doorbell outward by about 2.5” to help clear side obstacles and improve the usable field of view on recessed mounting surfaces.

15° angle helps aim the camera toward your entry path while maintaining a clean finished look.


Compatibility

✔︎ Designed for:

  • Ring Wired Doorbell Pro (2nd Gen) (legacy name: Ring Doorbell Pro 2)

✔︎ Angle: 15° (horizontal/side angle)

✔︎ Offset: Extends the doorbell outward by approximately 2.5”

✔︎ Use case: Recessed mounting surfaces and brick molding / trim installs

✔︎ Orientation: Can be mounted on either side of the door (left/right)


✖︎ Not compatible with:

  • Ring Wired Doorbell Plus (1st Gen) (legacy name: Ring Doorbell Pro)

  • Newest Ring Retinal 4K wired models

  • Any Ring battery models

  • Any other Ring models not listed above

Not sure which model you have? Send us a photo of your doorbell and mounting area — we’ll confirm fitment.


What’s Included

▪︎ 1 × 15° offset spacer mount (approximately 2.5” stand-off)

▪︎ 1 × Brick molding adapter

▪︎ All required mounting screws (included)

✖︎ Doorbell is not included. Photos may show example setups for illustration.


Fit & Measurements

▪︎ Designed to provide an approximate 2.5” offset for recessed mounting situations

▪︎ 15° angle helps aim the camera when the doorbell is mounted in a recessed area

▪︎ Includes a brick molding adapter for trim/brick molding interfaces

→ Please compare your recess depth and available clearance before purchase. If you want, send photos/measurements and we’ll help verify.


Why You’d Use This Spacer

▪︎ Recess clearance: Extends the doorbell outward to reduce obstruction from brick returns and trim

▪︎ Improves camera view: Helps reclaim usable field of view when mounted in recessed locations

▪︎ Angled aim: 15° helps direct the camera toward your entry path

▪︎ Model-specific fit: Purpose-built for the Wired Doorbell Pro (2nd Gen) footprint


Installation Notes

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

▪︎ Test-fit the mount to confirm clearance and the desired viewing direction.

▪︎ Use the brick molding adapter where needed for proper seating on raised trim.

▪︎ Install using the included screws.

▪︎ Weather-seal as appropriate for your environment.

▪︎ Mount the doorbell per Ring’s instructions.

If you’re unsure about fitment or need a different angle, message us with photos — we’ll help quickly.


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 you have the Ring Wired Doorbell Pro (2nd Gen) (Ring Doorbell Pro 2) or whether a 15° / 2.5” offset is right for your recess? Message us with photos and measurements — we’ll confirm fitment and help quickly.

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