14.25-inch Projector Wall Mount Arm - Unavailable (Discontinued by Manufacturer) Review

Avoid. A nut and bolt system with two washers is used to attach a short threaded piece to the end of the wall bracket. Well, guess what, there's no way to keep it from wiggling every time you bump into the PJ, no matter how hard you tighten the screw.

You need to change the product image and description. This is misleading as assembling the projector with the projector installed as shown does not constitute a complete product. Wasted my time and effort and turned out to be a lot more expensive than I thought as I had to order more parts separately to be able to install it.

Misleading. This should let you know many times that the round bracket is not included. The price fooled me. Everything else at this price point is a complete set, so be careful. The article itself is very simple. 3 fastening screws and a dowel. At this price you can buy the whole set. I made a mistake and didn't read the review, I hope you did. MUCH LUCK

We bought this for our home theater as we have a false ceiling and still wanted a projector in the back of our room. It's very easy to install and incredibly durable. We have a Sanyo PRZ2000 and it handles its weight with ease. There was a problem with the carriage bolt that attaches to the actual mounting extension and the company sent us another bolt very quickly, but that too was defective. We took the bolt to Home Depot and got a replacement for $1.49. We love this mounting arm and have…

Due to the negative reviews, this does not include any hardware to install on your projector. But I appreciate what it is, a decent (not great) wall mount for your projector and mounting hardware. First, it looks and feels very strong. I mounted this on the back wall opposite the projection screen as my living room ceiling is not only sloped but VERY HIGH which would be a joke for a ceiling mount. The rig has 3 screw holes, the middle one is difficult to reach with a drill/screwdriver as as you