Suptek Universal Projector Ceiling Mount, 360° Swivel & Tilt, Height Adjustable, Compatible with Projectors up to 13.6kg, White

Make sure to measure up projector etc carefullly first. Actually mount the "holding" plate fully to make sure it will work and then mount the whole bracket into place. Works well, but took a little sorting out the proper sequence for getting it up...

I bought this mount due to the cheap price, prepared to modify it if need be.I was pleasantly surprised by the versatility of it. Its self assembly, so no problem for myself, although the instructions needed blowing up on my phone. 😂I ended up using the basic parts of the extending tube, surface mount and the gimbal. This will allow me to swing it up when not in use. I'll have to make a bracket to lock it up, but again, no problem for me.My cheapo projector (Goodmans from B&M) only has a 1/4 thread mount, so the supplied arms will be surplus.Value for money. 10/10.Ease of assembly. 9/10For this price, you can't go wrong!

Okay mount, arm is a but flimsy, so if buying be careful with that, but what do you expect for the price.

Fiddly to assemble with the way I used it there was a lack of side lateral adjustment made it work suggest to check out fully adjustable in all directions before purchasing it can be not suitable for some instances

I didn't have great expectations for this at the price (others I was looking at were 10x as much!) but it has surpased them all. Neat little package with everything you need. Fairly easy to install - only found getting the project connection right a bit fiddly. Good range of movement and adjustment in all directions, although the vertical range isn't as much as I was expecting. Feels stiff and soild once in place.It's made of powdercoated metal but not sure what exactly.. feels too light for steel but whatever it is feels rigid and the profiles are thick enough not to flex or bend.It is very lightweight and I wouldn't trust it with a heavy or expensive projector, but it definitly does the job. I'm using it for a fairly old LG minibeam pf1000u which seems very happy on it.