DuronicProjector Mount Stand for Ceiling or Wall Bracket PB06XL | 13.6kg Capacity | Extendable Universal Heavy Duty Adjustable Clamp | Tilt Swivel Rotate | White

This review is of the PB06XL which is the white one with the long, adjustable arm. This is a really strong mount. It seems over-engineered for the purpose.If drilling into a brick wall, which is what I did, you will need an 8mm masonry drill bit. The wall plugs that come with this are adequate if you get it right the first time, but I didn't, so I used my own plugs afterwards which I did find a bit more secure. I ended up using two of the provided screws, which are good quality screws that you need to use a hex socket or spanner to screw in, and that was a really sturdy mounting arrangement.The specification says that this bracket will bear a weight of up to something like 13kg I think. Any modern projector is likely to be considerably lighter than that; I purchased mine in 2016, it is now obsolete, and its weight is about 3.5kg.I think the instructions could have been a bit better. I thought a slight downward slant on the arm with the bracket mounted high would work at first, but when you attach the projector, the arm slowly sinks. It took me a little while to realise that there is a bolt that you set to stop this from happening, but the arm can only have an upward slant, and I had to mount the bracket the other way up and drill two new holes. No bother as I got there in the end, and I can make good the other two holes I drilled.The part that mounts to the projector is extremely flexible. I took a chance with this purchase, as the three screw-holes on my projector are slightly closer than the specified minimum clearance. There is plenty of flexibility within the mount to accommodate this. I did end up with the weight of the projector slightly off-centre, but the mount was strong enough to handle that without any issues.You can lock most of the adjustments when you've found the right place for the projector, but I couldn't find a way to stop rotation through a vertical axis. It is therefore necessary to hold the projector in place when attaching and removing cables, and there is a chance that you can move it out of position. However, as it is only one degree of freedom, it is easily put right if you do this.I am pleased with the purchase. It does the job and it looks good.

Fabulous. Bought this to pop my projector up high. It's a very solid item, easy to install and has multiple points for fine adjustment. I'm using an Optoma UHZ66 and this projector mount easily takes the weight. Great item. For extra security I used two Timco Zip-Fix Cavity Wall Fixings in addition to the screws and rawl plugs supplied.

For the price I wasn't expecting it to be amazing, I would have been happy with OK.But what I recieved I would have paid 3x as much for.It is built incredibly strong, comes with so many options and really is a lot of bang for the buck.I was able to set my projector up (acer 168x) in under 20 mins and get it tuned in perfectly.It's not a subtle unit, and definitely on the industrial side but that's good for me and my studio look.I thoroughly recommend this very well made and thought out projector mount.

I used this projector mount with my benq tk700sti and it exceeded my expectations for its price it's beyond worth its value. Feels very sturdy and well built. Only slight niggle for me was the fact there isn't any left/right adjustment. Take care and make sure you get the placement just correct and all works perfectly. The adjustment would've happily moved me to a 5 star without a doubt. Great mount at a great price. Very unlikely you'll find better.

Solid, simple, easily adjustable. Dimensions on the website so you know it will fit. Used to mount an Optoma HD27 Projector (the white version of the HD142X) to a ceiling. What a pity the projector does not come with a pre-drilled adaptor plate - I spent 10 minutes fiddling with the pile of short and long arms that come with the mount, then gave up and made my own adaptors from 2mm aluminium strip. The bottom bracket splits in two, you mount the projector to the loose piece, which then hooks back up to the mount and locks in place. The most time consuming job was dismantling the bottom bracket (twice!) in order to feed HDMI cables up through the mounting tube. An allen key is provided, you need to supply screwdriver(s), a 10mm spanner, and perhaps the relevant bolts to ceiling and projector if those which are supplied do not suit.

The box was a little battered, but the contents were just what I needed. A very robust, well made and finished bit of kit that is adaptable and flexible enough for my needs. Very satisfied.

PB06XL is suitable for Epson TW7100. You have to use the extension arms. Using 3 arms you can centre the mount.To get a 100" picture I had to mount this so the project is further back, the mount being screwed to a wooden beam, because of this, the protector had to be lowered, so the arm is not horizontal, what I discovered is that it's almost impossible.I am really disappointed I couldn't mount the arm at a 45° angle, like I hoped. I tightened the screws so tight, the plastic between the mount and the arm was squeezed, the protector didn't stay in place.I don't know why they used plastic there...I ended up turning the arm "upside down" so the screw that is on one side of it stops the mount from being lowered. Now it's at an approx angle of 15°.It is a pain to adjust the projector. Way too many screws. You probably need an A frame ladder and at least an hour to adjust the picture.

Good and sturdy. You have enough parts to custom fit to your projector. I was unsure whether to mount the projector from the ceiling or underneath a shelf. I opted for the shelf option so I could put my shield TV and PC on the shelf. I removed the pole so just used the top and bottom brackets. I could have got a small bracket just to do this but this gave me all the options.