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Question: Can this and projector be secured to a drop ceiling tile?
Document: I got it figured out and it's working great for me now.For those with drop-ceiling: This may or may not be the mount that you want. I actually cut a little rectangular hole in a tile, mounted a 2x4 between the joists and mounted this thing to that.
I wanted to drop my projector from the ceiling so I can shoot under a ceiling fan. Setup was easy and working as planned. No complaints here!
Holds steady, fairly easy to install and customize for your particular projector. I didn't require the extension arm as I have a drop ceiling and the default size works perfectly for my needs. Can reposition a bit if you didn't center the projector to your screen--Mine is off by around a few inches.
I was looking for a projector hanger that had the smallest drop since it was being used in my basement. This one worked perfectly to mount vertically against a floor joist so that the projector is nearly flush against the ceiling.The hardware is a little confusing at first and takes a lot of tweaking, but I couldn't ask for more.I used it with a BenQ w1070 with no issues whatsoever.
This mount bracket is working well for me. I have a drop ceiling and this is working very good. The one concern is that it is a bit wobbly. This isn't an issue after you get it adjusted because no one should be touching the projector. The included Allen wrench is invaluable and should be kept handy. Adjusting the mount for my projector was a challenge but all the necessary pieces were included and it just took some time to get everything right.
I bought this universal mount for it's cheap price and extension length. As I was mounting an Ariustek XRT-2700 LED Projector to a second story ceiling (about 18' High) and needed as much drop as possible. Unfortunately this mount was not complete with the hardware needed to mount the projector. This seems to be a theme with Chinese made Universal Products!
flexible enough to get the job done and at this price, I bought a second kit and was able to get a stable shaft that was long enough to reach down through the space between the plaster and drop ceiling in my old office building. Plus, way plenty adjustment to get around the drop lights, where I set the projector below the lights, then aimed back UP to hit the screen. That trick got the shadow cast by a awkwardly placed hanging light out of the way of my required projection path.
WRONG - it doesn't spin. I looked at every section I could think of and it doesn't spin. Now, I had to take off the mount on the projector and face it as close to forward as I could. I set it back on the ceiling mount and secured it. Then I had to twist the mount to get it to fit right on my screen. I was disappointed, but I got it to work. Otherwise, I would have given it 5 stars.
Black color does hide the wires coming out of the ceiling though so I guess its 50 cents in one hand 50 in another. Drop down without the extension to get it close to the ceiling is okay, maybe 5 to 6ish
Needed this to mount on a drop ceiling in a conference room. Apart from the fragile drop ceiling requiring a few extra pieces of hardware, everything installed easily. Adjustments are fairly simple. Not sure how it'd work with heavier projectors, but so far, so good for the price.
Answer: No, you need some special hardware to secure the mount. Unfortunately we do not carry that.