VIVO Universal Adjustable Wall Ceiling Projector Mount Bracket, Extendable Length Projection, Black, MOUNT-VP06B

Excelente calidad de los materiales, pintura de buen espesor, los soportes se pueden adaptar básicamente a cualquier proyector de diferentes medidas, cuenta con los aditamentos necesarios para una instalación cómoda.

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There's no problem here. The mounting is very flexible in how you can use it, so you've got choices and it works well for projectors with various mounting holes in many orientations and placements.

Got it for my Optima HD65 and worked out well as wall mount. May not fit directly. I had to use only two mounts to fit the triangle holes on the projector base. The trick is to use left side mount on back of the projector and right side we need to use the short mount bracket and long bracket together to align the triangle .. front two mount brackets will just be left parallel to front of projector to support the base. Since I am mounting the projector upside down the arm ends at the projector from nicely and thus fitting the projector within the base arm length and I don’t need to extend.Aligning to the screen is a bit of task. As the lens is placed to end in this projector .. get the center right to some accuracy by placing projector normally first on night stand and table and get the center on screen with plumb line and then have it wall mounted .. I used toggle bolts to secure the wall bracket instead of the ones provided as my placement falls between two studs.. would recommend this quality one and finish is perfect

Worked well for my application, seems to be sturdy, but if you have to turn your projector on by pressing a button on the device you will be constantly be adjusting it.

Overall I really liked the product.My only complaint was in the setup. The instructions were pretty good overall, the main issue was in the packaging. There was a significant amount of hardware (some necessary and some unnecessary depending on your projector model) all together in a single bag. Particularly five unique types of screws and six unique types of washers, some of which look very similar and can be difficult to distinguish between during setup (especially when they all come together in one big pile).The package contents page was of little help in identifying which washers were which. The instructions would simply state "and washers (M-J)" leaving you to sift through the pile of washers and begin comparing them all to each other. By looking at quantity, dimensions, and which screws are used with each washer, you can ultimately figure it out without too much of a headache. I have attached a photo to this review showing each correct piece to the right of its picture. Hopefully this will help people identify things more easily.I only wish the hardware had come in separate labled bags to reduce frustration and speed up setup. I was also missing one of the six (M-A) screws I needed. I emptied the contents of the bag into a tray and took inventory immediately so I know I never received it. Additionally, there are three screw options included depending on what your projector requires. I found the right thread diameter for my projector, but the screws were a bit too short so I had to make a run to the hardware store and get longer ones. It works great now.I've attached a picture of the mount just after finishing setup (I'll perform cord management later), and it works exactly like I hoped it would. The fact that I gave this mount four stars despite the frustration during setup speaks to how much I really liked it once it was all finished. Post-setup it is a five star mount in my book. The wall/ceiling option is handy, the arms on the mount adjusted well to line up with the threading on my projector, and the swivel/tilt was wonderful as well. It does everything I need it to do, perfectly.

Solid and very adjustable. Must be installed according to your projector's throw distance, which is a pain as you have to be sure before drilling holes in the wall or ceiling, but that's with any permanrnt mounting system. If you want to mount it in drywall, you must get anchors and screws from your local hardware store as this kit doesn't include those. The screws provided are for concrete/cement. Anyone complaining about this must understand that your setup is custom. There's nothing wrong with this mount, tighten your screws properly and that's all! Great mount.

Very heavy-duty, powder coated steel. Easy to configure with a little creative thinking, like sliding the adjustable feet into the arms backward, so the mounting hole is facing inboard, rather than outboard. Depends on the projector. If there are 3 mounting points just pull one of the four arms off by taking the screw out. If you’re doing a wall mount and need the rear of the projector close to the wall, put the mounting arms on the projector so the attachment point to the tube is close to the front of the projector. Used as a wall mount the tube attaches to the bracket and the bracket screws to the wall, rather than the ceiling. This puts the arm parallel to the floor, but don’t try to tighten the screws from the tube to the bracket and expect to get them tight enough to HOLD it parallel. You will strip the threads trying (don’t ask me how I know this). So stripping one thread, I came to an understanding that the arm will tilt nose down a few degrees until the tube bottoms on the wall bracket. Just let it hang and snug the screws. The bracket steel is ridiculously sturdy and it will not bend. Then just a slight UP angle with the adjustable part of the assembly attached to the projector, when you assemble it to end of the tube. Very, very adjustable at the projector.

This product is of poor quality. The metal starts bending and the screws go lose. I installed it and felt the risk that the projector might fall. I would not recommend this product to anyone.

Took a while to assemble and install but it was well worth it.

Very Good product

The one negative I have to bring up. There are lots and lots of screws and washers. And they are not labeled or separated into bags that tell you which ones go where. So you have to correlate between the parts list and the instructions and what you actually have sitting in front of you. If you're intimidated by stuff like that this probably isn't for you. But I'm guessing all these basically assemble the same.I had a somewhat unique problem as the place I wanted to mount my projector is right above my TV. Then the projector screen is on the opposite wall. My room has an angle on that wall because of the roof. So I basically just screwed this into the stud going across. But if you were to want to wall mount this and felt insecure about it you could always attach a board across two studs and then mount it to that.Anyway, as a result of my unique placement problems I also needed to flip the mount upside down so the projector sat on top. I was somewhat worried that this was going to work out. But in the end it worked perfectly. You just have to tighten up everything enough to where the projector doesn't fall over when you run it on the top. Effective product holds the projector securely