Review on 🔦 VIVO MOUNT-VP02W: Universal Height Adjustable Ceiling Projector Mount in White - Extend Your Projection Experience! by Shigg Bigbee

Bought this mount for my Optoma HD141x; looks great and works! Installation was easy and the included wall anchors did the trick as I don't have a ceiling stud at the installation site. Unfortunately, one of the screw holes had broken off, preventing the set screw from being fully tightened. But most set screws come in pairs, so the mount is still solid and I was able to easily align the projected image to my screen. I think my only complaint (if I had to) is that after installing it I found that the bracket is too high for my installation. I know I'm to blame for the incorrect measurements and the minimum length of the extension pole is clearly advertised, so I can't definitely adjust my review for that. But it would be nice if they included the top main connector from the VP01 in this kit so I couldn't use the extension at all. The attached pictures show how the mounting feet attach to my projector. Since the HD141x has 3 mounting holes, one of the mounting feet must be removed. Attach the remaining 3 as per the pictures to center the base plate over the 'do not throw away' bin projector image. (You'll know what I mean if you have this projector) The mounting feet fit PERFECTLY into the projector's mounting holes. The attached pictures show how the mounting feet are attached to my projector. Since the HD141x has 3 mounting holes, one of the mounting feet must be removed. Attach the remaining 3 as per the pictures to center the base plate over the 'do not throw away' bin projector image. (You'll know what I mean if you have this projector) The mounting feet fit PERFECTLY into the projector's mounting holes. The attached pictures show how the mounting feet are attached to my projector. Since the HD141x has 3 mounting holes, one of the mounting feet must be removed. Attach the remaining 3 as per the pictures to center the base plate over the 'do not throw away' bin projector image. (You know what I mean,