QualGearQg-PM-002-Wht-S Projector Ceiling Mount Accessory , White

This is hard to beat for the price, very flexible configuration, pretty easy to setup, and appears to be well made, no plastic parts in critical places and metal is decently thick. I used it to hang an Epson 2045 in my basement, took a bit longer than average because i was wanting to tweak the setup. The Epson has two front and one middle mount points, so I removed two arms and put the middle bolt through one of the spiral slots to achieve a more neutrally balanced hanging point. As a result I could leave the adjuster screws a bit looser for easy fine tuning until I had projector positioned right. I also initially modified the articulation rig by removing one of the brackets (there is the top plate, a middle bracket, and a hanger bracket, each turned 90 degrees and each with a slotted screw hold to allow for about 15 degrees of articulation. ) to reduce the drop by about 2 inches, but found I ended up having to do a vertical keystone, so added it back for a near perfect alignment without keystone. due to the use of three vertical pivot points you can adjust slightly left to right as well as up\down and rotate on x. this flexibility is nice but can be touchy to get just right. overall i'm pleased (except i screwed up and got white, can't blame them for my snafu) only minor ding was one of my screws was missing its washers, but there were some i didn't need that i could borrow from (when i removed the arms i just reporposed the washers) comes with a variety of mount screws, spacers, etc for mounting just about anything.A note on removing the middle bracket, You do lose left\right adjustment, so may end up needing a h-keystone, but you get around 2 inches closer to ceiling. The second set of holes didn't really line up with the ones on the projector mount, but I spread that bracket and squeezed the ceiling bracket just a touch and then after getting the projector up i just lifted it a bit until the lower screw holes came into position. I used the shorter nylon spacers that were initially on the removed bracket. The only thing was since you lift the projector slightly you do risk the projector mount sliding off the ceiling mount screws until you get the lower screw into place.

Actually, I’ll be using this to mount a 10lb ceiling speaker to complete a basic Dolby Atmos set-up, I bought four of this mount for my four speakers. For a while now I’d been looking for a versatile, sturdy and well-built ceiling mount for my speakers but could not find such a one that had all three characteristics. Until I found this one!It is rated for 44lbs so I know it will hold well my speakers which are not too big. I will be using only the small arms. The mount’s flexibility allows me to install the speakers knowing I can angle them to provide optimum sound. I like that there are many components to cover any possibility in my set-up.Perhaps the seller could also advertise this product as a speaker ceiling mount for it will do an admirable job, especially (1) since none quite like it exists with the qualities above and coming in at a low price, and (2) more and more hometheater enthusiasts like myself are looking to their audio system with the best ceiling mount value around. Great little product!

I was a little nervous to spend so little on a mount for such an expensive thing as a projector, but this mount is great. The arms are very configurable and you can arrange it in nearly any shape; I ended up mounting my Epson in a 3 hole pattern. It also comes with tons of spacers, washers and other hardware to help you make your solution work. It's very solid. The only part I wasn't totally thrilled with was the adjustment phase of things, once you get your projector up and you're trying to get it just right to match your screen. It's basically a series of hex key screws that need to be loosened and rescrewed once you have your position set.... it's not that the mount won't let you do whatever you want, it's just that most settings require two or more screws to be loosened, and so the process is cumbersome and often times by the time you're done resetting each screw, it's off again. Once you get it set though, I doubt it would drift. It's also easy to take the projector down again without uninstalling anything.

UPDATE: Bought a 2nd mount since I lost some of the pieces for the original one I bought 2 years ago. The original mount is working great, and has held up my Epson projector without any issue. The new one I bought is holding a large 16lb Hitachi projector with ease as well, so I'm happy about that. I definitely will keep buying these in the future, if I need more (or lose more parts again :P)!I bought this to mount my Epson EX90 projector. My projector has 3 holes for mounting, so I just removed 1 of the arms on this mount and mounting was a breeze. All you really have to do is make sure you're centered with the screen. I saw some reviews that said this mount is too flimsy, and I suppose depending on the projector, this could be true. My projector is mid-sized, and weighs 6 lbs, and with all of the bolts and screws tightened, my projector doesn't wobble, so I am happy. For $15 this is definitely a good, simple projector mount.

Love this mount. Great mount when you need to switch out projectors. Best of all, it works the the huge Epson 5050ub! I was skeptical at first on whether it could support the weight of the projector but surprisingly it holds up.The only bad thing I have to say is that you have to tighten the screws pretty well in order for the projector to not want to tilt due to gravity. I tried to center the mount as best as I could but it it would tilt up a little. But after some tinkering, it is perfect.This mount paired with the 5050ub's image adjustment is awesome. Not to mention, the price is super affordable!