🔧 Enhance Your Projection Display with Elite Screens 6" Black L-Brackets - Sturdy Metal Construction - Ideal for Wall or Ceiling Mount - Easy Installation - Model: ZVMAXLB6-B Review

This is a much safer option than mounting the screen directly on the wall. It allows you to leave a large gap between the wall and the screen to make room for a TV or other things that would interfere with the projection screen. I used them with an 80 inch screen. Do not use drywall anchors. Install it on a stud. Otherwise, the constant pulling in of the screen can and will weaken the drywall, which can cause it to fall off. it happened to me The reason I don't leave a bad review is because I…

They work very well for hanging my projector screen. I have a 120-inch screen that weighs about 30 pounds, if I had to guess, and is set far enough from the wall that it doesn't hit ledges or wall-hanging decorations. However, I do recommend that you buy some metal toggle screws instead of regular drywall screws, as the angle of these brackets results in an outward force, not down, and typical drywall anchors aren't designed for this. At first I used regular drywall screws and the top pulled…

The L-brackets themselves are strong and well made, but the hardware supplied is cheap and small, including mounting screws, eyebolt and carabiner. I had to go to the hardware store to buy better bolts and screws. I bought this instead of cheaper alternatives because it was a well known brand (Elite Screens) and I expected high quality, but I was disappointed. The mounting screws are very small and only long enough for drywall mounting, not long enough to safely reach a wall stud. The eyebolt…

The screws and fasteners for my Elite manual display drop are quite flimsy compared to this mount. It made installation SUPER easy - it took me 15 minutes to install my screen. I drilled the studs for my installation so I didn't use the drywall anchors that came with the product. The screen that these brackets hold is an 84-inch elite screen that slides out by hand. There are a few things to keep in mind when using these L brackets: 1. It is recommended that you use drywall pry screws instead…

I have these brackets that hold my (surprisingly awesome) FAVI 100 HD electric screen. The best advantage of these mounts are the long slots at the top. Small studs stick out here that attach the screen to the brackets. What I like about them is that they are long, which allows me to move the screen back and forth. This helps a bit in adjusting the image and sizing the projector. I have a TV mounted on the wall behind my screen. So when I press a button on the remote control to tell my home…

L - The mounts themselves are solid and well made, but the included hardware is cheap and small, including mounting screws, an eyebolt and a carabiner. I had to go to the hardware store to buy better bolts and screws. I bought this instead of cheaper alternatives because it was a well known brand (Elite Screens) and I expected high quality but was disappointed. The mounting screws are very small and only long enough for drywall mounting, not long enough to safely reach a wall post. The eyebolt…

These brackets made installing my first home built projector and screen an absolute pleasure. I'm writing this review almost a year after purchase because I wanted to see how the braces hold up over time. I can say with confidence that they fully justify their price. Like many others, I needed adjustable brackets that would make it easier to install my projector screen so I could place it further forward, backward, up up or down down. I also needed these brackets because I was mounting the…

I have these mounts that hold my FAVI 100-HD electric screen (surprisingly well). The best advantage of these mounts are the long slots at the top. Small studs stick out here that attach the screen to the brackets. What I like about them is that they are long, which allows me to move the screen back and forth. This helps a bit in adjusting the image and sizing the projector. I have a TV on the wall behind my screen. So if I press a button on the remote control and tell my home theater system…