Duronic Projector Mount PB04XL Universal Bracket for Video Projectors, 360° Rotation, Swivel & Tilt Ceiling/Wall Mount perfect for Home Cinema Use, 13.6kg Load Capacity

I used for mounting an optoma uhd300x to the ceiling. this item was far better than I anticipated,especially at this bargain price. I expected to have the fiddly task of assembling a box of parts, how wrong could I be, there are 2 main ready assembled parts. the part you fit to the ceiling is preassembled, I screwed it into a joist. the part for fitting to the projector is complete, you just loosen and swing the 4 arms out, I removed one, only needed three. and then extended two with parts provided. I used the adjustable feet mounts for fitting the cradle rather than the 3 bracket mounting points, they are further apart and I thought it would be more stable. I set the cradle to the projector to give a good balance, then simply hooked the projector up to the ceiling mount. setting the pj to the screen was so easy. one tip I have is to fully undo the 2 tifghtening screws at the hook connection before offering the pj upto it, just makes it a bit easier. I fully recommend this product, compared to the bracket I've been using for 12 years, which cost 3 times as much, is more flimsy. less adjustable and never held its position for long, the duronics is brilliant. it even looks good, with a nice finish. like I say, I used the adjustable feet to mount the bracket to the pj, so you don't even need to get any extra screws/ bolts etc also I don't normally take the time to review a product, so that says something about how impressed I am by this bracket.

This projector mount is incredibly well built, it's very sturdy and holds tight. It's able to hold my somewhat heavy projector really well, you're able to also collapse or expand the length of the mount to the desired length and has ample room inside the mount to store any excessive cables tucked away. I recommend getting some cable trunks to hide away any cables you're running into the mount, and using the mounts main body to hide any cabling away to give your set up a clear look. The mount comes with a set of M6X40 screws and plugs to go with, they're a bit tough to drill into concrete walls but that's a given. If you're mounting this high up on the walls, I suggest that you get some help as it's tough to hold and screw in at the same time. The mount connection holding onto the projector is a bit fiddley but does the job. It's built to be a universal mount, some reviewers mentioned that it isn't completely universal so I recommend checking this thoroughly before making the purchase. Once the projector is set up, the adjustments are adequate. The minimum length from the wall is 44cm and the maximum length is 68cm, which is a decent amount. Given how sturdy and tough this mount is, I'd be surprised it it was even more flexible than it already is. The level of adjustments with rotate, tilt and swivel is also very good.

I bolted it to the ceiling and hung an eleven kilo projector off it. I thought with that weight of projector it'd take two of us but actually just one of us clicked it into place. Slightly fiddly to adjust, and I think the vibration of the projector and possibly passing traffic means I really should get up to the ceiling and re-adjust after a six month trial period. I'd buy it again.

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.

Great bracket, good quality

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.

This is a great deal at the price. I did consider spending 10x on the one the same brand as my projector but when I saw the Duronic name I knew this was something I could trust. I used my own fixings on the ceiling as the ones supplied were overkill to be honest. I had to use the supplied extensions as the arms weren't quite long enough to fit my Epson TW7100. The plastic spacers were a bit fiddly but when I looked closely at the pictorial instructions I worked that out. Not the prettiest however I don't often stare up at the ceiling.

Sturdy and ok to setup. Several screws and supports for every brands. 2 downsides: - the arm's screw thread is way off, resulting in the bracket being completely sideways. It doesn't help settling the projector right. - the bracket is supposed to "Tilt up and down - Swivel left and right - Rotate". In practice, each of those moves is super hard to make, even after loosening the screws a little bit. I wasn't sure at which point I would either break the bracket, tear the arm off the ceiling, or loosen it too much so it would fall. Doesn't help settling the projector either.