🔧 Adjustable Wall Ceiling Projector Mount Bracket - Extendable Length Projection, White (VIVO MOUNT-VP06W) Review

Decent mount for projectors. It's a bit clunky and not very easy to assemble. The trainers are honest. However, the parts are fairly durable and include hardware and tools. An obvious problem is the very large mounting screws and plastic anchors without knobs. Pure garbage. Save yourself headaches and extra large holes and buy a set of 4 mushroom head hollow wall anchors. I almost lost my projector because the included plastic mounts didn't stretch and the mount and projector popped out almost…

Very well made, adjustable, etc. Holds the projector securely. Many users who buy LED projectors with smaller mounting schemes may need some add-ons. The modification consists of shortening two mounting tabs. They go down and you can't align the screw holes. This can easily be done with a hacksaw, a Dremel or a cut-off saw. If you have a large hole mounting pattern, no modifications are required. Another addition is to buy 4 large diameter washers with appropriate holes (smaller) for the…

Buyer twice here. I read the data sheet and found that the distance between the mounting points on my Optoma is too small. To get around this, all I had to do was file the inserted temple extensions a bit and they fit perfectly. I've since upgraded my projector to an Epson 2150 and needed longer arms, so I ordered a different Vivo mount. I give the modified bracket along with the old projector. For this reasonable price I agree to replace it. My only - and VERY minor - complaint is that I wish…

A previous review mentioned that it sags when mounted away from the wall. So true. The bolts can only be tightened enough and then they break to the point where you can keep turning and turning and they won't tighten. It doesn't take much effort to twist them to this point, so it seems to me that they are weaker than they should be. This way, once mounted on the wall, the bracket will tilt down instead of sticking out at the perfect 90 degree angle. It is also not "easy" to align the projector…

The holes on the mounting bracket are almost three inches apart - see photo. This is normal when working with concrete or masonry, or when you have the option of installing a base plate in a wall (e.g. wall building). However, the wooden cleats are only 1.5 inches wide, so even if you have two cleats together, they won't hold up without bolt tilt. You could do it, but it would look pretty ugly and shapeless. The only system that works properly on a wood stud wall is having two (or more) studs…

Bought for my Optima HD65 and works great as a wall mount. Maybe not right. I only had to use two brackets to install the triangular holes in the base of the projector. The trick is to use the left side bracket on the back of the projector and on the right side we need to use the short bracket and the long bracket together to align the triangle. The two front mounting brackets are simply left parallel to the front of the projector to support the base. Since I'm mounting the projector upside…