Flat Ceiling Mounts

I made a rookie mistake when preparing the area where my new projector would end up hanging from the ceiling - I measured from the CENTER of the projector instead of where the lens would be. That made the projection a few inches smaller than I wanted. (I also mounted it a foot closer to the wall than I should have, but that's another story.) Easy fix with this mounting bracket! I just adjusted all the brackets to push the projector as far back from the center as I could.Major kudos to the engineers for making this so easy to use and install as well. I thought I was going to need one person to hold and another to tighten, and I was wrong. Loosen one screw, then you can pull the entire bottom part of the bracket and projector out together very easily by yourself. Bravo!

Its a great quality and well built product.I have a 28lb projector and needed a sturdy projector mount. This definitely is highly recommended to go for. I has great flexibility in terms of compatible to projector sizes, (extensions), rotation, etc.The very fundamental is its strong and sturdy... so one for the lifetime. Highly recommended.In my case I would appreciate the Amazon customer support for their considerations towards my request to expedite the delivery for free of cost. I had the person coming over to mount this and i requested for an expedite in delivery.... they made it happen. Thank you for that.

Very nice, physically strong design. We adjusted/re-adjusted the the projector mount component such that it was fairly balanced with respect the down pipe. (This turned out to not be as necessary because the base secured very nicely to the ceiling. ) Possible to order/get longer down pipes. Cords and cable run through the down pipe for a nice clean finish.

Not the best designed channels, it does get in a way to make forward and backward adjustments requiring you to remove the entire projector and re-mount if mistake is made in the initial mount. I suggest getting their other model that's meant from drop ceiling for more flexibility albeit they cost bit more and I wish I had seen those first.1.5" inch pipe can be shorter if the ceiling clearance is low in the area where it's installed, our ceiling is only 8' so I replaced it with Anvil 8700143350, Steel Pipe Fitting, Nipple, 1-1/2" NPT Male x 2-1/2" Length, Black FinishInstalling shorter pipe makes the adjustments bit difficult for some screws and you will need to be creative. I shaved off 2.5'" of pipe in my installation so we can install a larger projector screen for UST projector.Definitely like the ease of unmounting and mounting feature, I had to remove and re-mount the projector 4 times and I could do it by myself installing 27 lbs Epson UST projector.Only gripe is the channel design that limits forward and backward movement so double check and ensure your projector is center loaded because if the projector moves too forward or backwards and not center mounted then the channels will droop in front/rear causing your projector to be slightly tilted and that may require more tweaks to get it perfectly horizontal from all the sides.

This is a REALLY solid mount, which I'm currently using for an Optoma HD37 project (and hope to use it with a larger/newer one soon!!). It took some futzing around with the mounting arms to get it balanced out correctly, but once you get the hang of it, it's all good.One thing to be cautious of is to be SURE you don't lose the hex keys that come with the mount, as they are "security" keys which have a hole in the middle of them which lines up with a pin in the center of some of the mounting adjustment bolts.I mounted this a bit differently than I've seen elsewhere, as I was hanging the projector in a bay behind the wall of the room I'm projected into. I used standard angle iron from a big box home improvement store (the stuff usually used for hanging roll-up garage doors); and bolted the projector mount to that.I also ended up purchasing a very short 1" x 2" NPT pipe nipple to use as a short vertical rod, given that there's not much option from the manufacturer in other pipe lengths. Using regular NPT pipe means you can't really thread it in deeply (I got it about 3/8-1/2 on either end).Anyway, this is a nice solid mount, with enough adjustment options that I could properly center the projector in the wall cutout; which demanded quite a bit more precision that I was expecting:)

I was having a hard time finding a mount that would work with the Epson 5030UB as its mounting screws are very far apart but this mount was so versatile I had no problem adjusting the arms to fit the large projector. I especially like the Mounting Bracket cover which hides the bracket attached to our wood beam ceiling. The tube was just large enough to run and conceal the power cable and the HDMI cable.The Adjustment options were also nice including tilt forward and back and side to side. I purchased the optional pipes to make the drop from the ceiling almost 14 inches. The appropriate height for the height of my screen location.It comes with logo stickers on the pipe and the bracket cover but I was able to easily remove these branding stickers, making the unit look clean and modern.Its solid and comes with additional small screws to lock in the drop pipe so it doesnt turn left or right. Mounting the projector bracket to the pole was easy based on the design. I was able to lock all the screws down and everything is snug, I dont have to worry about the projector moving in the future and this is important as I spent a bit of time aligning the projector image perfectly to the edges of my 127" screen.It was a bit pricey compared to the other options, but I'll gladly pay a bit more for functionality, compatibility, stability and build quality. This met all my expectations.