UST Projector Mount,Extension Length:12.80"-29.13" with Universal Mouning Plate

I mounted an LS11000 which is a 30lb projector. I think this would hold a lot more. I looked at the $200-$300 mounts, and I saw no need. This is very sturdy as long as you’re mounting in a stud. It’s sold as a unit to suspend from the bottom, but I chose a top mount without issue. Actually gives me peace of mind this way. I wanted the projector at the back of the room. I have ceiling fans, so wanted it at a certain height. In the first week,or two, I had to adjust it up 1/2” (as it settles in) but has been rock solid ever since. I do like the horizontal and vertical adjustment knobs! Get it as close as possible to perfect before using zoom or lens shift. I am using ZERO keystone because I pre measured, centered to screen and place a large 2”x10” backer board bolted with lag bolts to studs in three places. Incredibly happy with this mount. It’s heavy and not cheap. Don’t let price fool you.

Avec le nombre de scellement possibles, c'est conçu pour charger du lourd. Les réglages micro-métriques font très "Pro". Bon produit.

I had previously been using a cheap wall mount that didn’t have any adjustability. At a certain point I started looking for a new one that had some tilt / roll adjustment but couldn’t seem to find one. Turns out I should have been searching for an ultra short throw mount for laser projectors. While these aren’t technically made for standard throw projectors, it works awesome. Super solid and I can easily fine tune the front / back, side / side and even roll position. Quality of this mount is also awesome - top notch. Really pleased with my purchase.

I used this to mount an Epson LS11000 (not a short, or ultra short-throw projector). I'm confident this mount could be used for any projector UST or not. The fine adjustment knobs are a fantastic idea, well executed, and make getting the projector lined up a joy instead of an exercise in frustration. The mount is very well built with many options for mounting, and when mounted properly it is very sturdy - I feel like I could do pull-ups on it.

This is holding a BenQ projector that may be smaller than what this mount is intended for. Figuring out how to attach the projector to the mount was not straightforward. The BenQ is probably more to blame for this than the mount itself, though. The cable management system for this is a bit odd, and includes a set of covers that are pretty impractical. I ended up just leaving them off. My main motivation for getting this was the promise of easy and precise adjustability which is achieved primarily through three knobs. These adjust pitch, roll, and yaw well, and it is also possible to slide the projector horizontally to make sure it is properly centered on the screen. I still could not get my image to perfectly align with my screen, which has left me wondering if there's a flaw in my projector or my screen or both, or alternatively whether I just can't find the right combination of adjustments on the mount. One additional note is that even fully retracted, this extends relatively far from the wall. The back of my projector is about eight inches from the wall. This is probably good if you have a large projector but it's a bit too much for my needs. Overall, I'm happy with this. It is solid and well-designed, but it ultimately did not resolve the alignment problem I've been struggling with and the installation was tougher than I expected.