Universal Projector Ceiling Mount Bracket - Overhead Projector Holder Kit W/Pitch, Roll, Rotation, Tilt Adjustments, Quick Release - Home Movie Theater/Video Film Showing - Pyle Home PRJCM6 (White)

I just finished installing the mount for my BenQ w1070 projector. For the price especially, it's a pretty decent ceiling mount. It actually came with the proper screws for attaching the arms to the bottom of my projector! However, I had to use my own bolts for the ceiling. I just used toggle bolts that I had on-hand since I wasn't going to be mounting it to a ceiling stud.My only real complaints are as follows:- The package was supposed to contain washers, but it didn't. Even though the instructions showed they were included.- The instructions were not very clear at all! I have made tons of things with Ikea's instructions, and these were much much worse- There is more movement or play in the mount than I would like even after tightening everything down. This makes for quite fidgety movements when trying to align the projector image.Despite these few small complaints, i am quite pleased with the mount and would recommend!

Great mount, heavy duty and very close profile to the ceiling. I used it to mount an Optoma GT5500 connected at 3 mount points on the projector. For two of the mount points, I used arms, which were cut to size and the 3rd mount point was screwed directly to the round base. It took a few attempts at adjusting it to get a level projection but I like the fact that you can lock the position by tightening 3 screws with an Alan hex key. When you first get the mount, you have to loosen these 3 screws on the base to be able to adjust the positioning (tilt and rotation). That took me some time before I figured that out.

The only reason for the 3 star rating is that it is not supplied with bolts to mount the bracket to the projector. I've got a fairly common one, Epson 3020 and the mount did not come with some choices, there are no informational resources provided by the manufacturer to make the customer's life easy either.I'm still searching for the right bolt size and thread pattern. Taking the projector to Home Depot for some trial and error sessions is not an option.

Good mount and relatively easy to set up. If you have a BenQ w1070, you'll have to remove one of the 4 legs and also replace one of the long legs with the included extra shorter one. The only problems I ran into were:- the projector only includes mounting bolts for brick/cement. I was attaching it to a drywall ceiling, so I first screwed a piece of wood into a joist in my cieling, and then screwed the mount into that. It worked fine, but was a little extra work.- the mount doesn't have any left/right swivel control. If you don't attach it to your projector perfectly straight, you'll have to loosen everything up and try again. It would be nice if there were an easier way to adjust this.

I was given an older projector which was very large in size. I wanted to find as low profile mount as possible and I couldn't be happier with the purchase. It took a bit of customizing to get it to fit how I would like, but no more then you would likely have to do with any other mount. All in, a fairly simple mount that looks great!