Elite Screens 6" Black Projector Screen L-Brackets, Single Metal Welded Construction, Wall or Ceiling Mount - Includes Hooks and Hardware, Model: ZVMAXLB6-B

This was easy to install and held my 120 inch screen up on the wall. I needed something that pushed the screen forward because I wanted to mount a tv behind the screen. This works and gave me just enough clearance. If you have a thicker tv or lot of wires you might want to go with a longer mount. It’s also great so when I don’t need the screen down, I can pull it up so the kids don’t run into it. It’s cheap and does the job. Just make sure you screw these into studs if you can because although it says it can mount to drywall and anchors, I have my doubts.

These things are exactly what you need if you are wanting to hang a projector screen. Used these to hang my 100" screen. I used the drywall anchors that came with the mounts and they are solid. At first I only put one screw in for each bracket. Even then, it seemed secure. I decided to take things to another level (recommended btw) and screw in the remaining screws (3 per bracket) and my goodness it was as if these brackets were an extension of the wall itself they were so solid and secure. Keep in mind, neither of my brackets are screwed into a stud. Just drywall. These hang my projector screen with ease. I thought about hanging a second projector screen just to really demonstrate their holding prowess. I like the slotted rail at the top too for the case of being able to individually adjust each hanging side of the screen to square it up perfectly to the projector.

Love it

This is a much more secure option rather than mounting the screen directly to the wall.It allows a large gap between the wall and screen to allow space for a TV or anything else that would otherwise obstruct a projector screen.I used them with an 80' screen. Do not use drywall anchors. Mount it to the stud. Otherwise, constant retraction of the screen can AND WILL weaken the drywall, possibly causing it to fall.This happened to me. The reason I'm not leaving a bad review is because I should have known better. I mounted them too a 1x4x60 board after. 3" screws to hold the board, and (2) 1" screws on either side to hold the brackets. This way you have the support of studs when they don't line up.

This worked out perfect for me. Super sturdy but, I used my own drywall support. I hate the ones that they included. They were making the support wiggle out from the wall. I had some half inch drywall supports that you don’t need studs for.What I loved about this product is the clips. I was about an inch off on my measurements but, the included clips will allow for an inch or so miscalculation as seen in my photo. You can tell it’s pulling it to the right to align.There are also some fine adjustments you can make to the height of each side of the screws to make sure your screen is perfectly leveled.

Wingnut not property threaded, or just too small for the supplied eye hooks. Going to look into sourcing my own wingnuts. Otherwise, kit looks great, wrapping up the install once I get the replacement wingnuts.

The brackets made hanging the screen easier as it comes with all the hardware to mount to drywall. I am glad I had these as the screens do not come with any mounting hardware and would be hard to mount unless you had studs in the perfect spots.These give you some flexibility on leveling your screen and give you 3 secure screws to the wall where the screen only has 1 hole if you were trying to mount it straight to the wall. I am glad I spent the money to get the mounts rather than trying to direct mount the screen. I am using the elite 125 inch electric screen and these work well.

I have a retractable screen and this works great. I have them above three side by side windows, this gets my screen past the trim so when I want to raise it up and see out my windows I can!