[Elite Screens] L Brackets For Manual / VMAX / Spectrum Screens

Was this a bit of overkill? The UPS driver wondered if we had a place big enough to put it. Big screen theater at home.

I was pleasantly surprise how easy it was to install. Whole project took about 10 minutes to complete. The best part is it looks great!

Super easy to install holds the screen without sagging. Tip: install one measure from the center slot to your desired measurement of the center slot of the other side. Bought from Amazon warehouse they looked brand new. Save some bucks

This thing is perfect for hanging up my 100" projector screen directly onto just drywall. I bought some cheap self drilling drywall anchors and washers from Home Depot. Holds perfectly.The hooks you see in the image didn't come with this product however I found them for a dollar in the hardware section of Walmart. The sturdiness of hanging in just drywall with 4 drywall anchors in total (two each side) exceeded my expectations. The thing doesn't budge.Great product!

Awesome screen for the money. Have had no issues. I purchased 6" L brackets to hang and it works great. As some reviewers have stated, the metal hood of mine also came a little dented in a few spots, but it isn't much noticeable and does not have an affect on performance. The screen itself is quite good. Mine has some small waves, but it is impossible to notice once the lights are dimmed and the screen is on. People don't believe that it only cost $100, and it was a huge upgrade over projecting onto a painted wall. I use this with an Optoma 1080p projector and it fills up the screen fully.

As you can see by the 2 pics I bought this to hang my 120 inch remote control screen onto my ceiling. And this is the best bracket and so solid sturdy and safe, and so easy to install.

I have a 133" Screen and this 6" clamps are more than sufficient to hold such a big screen. I have been using it for the last one year. Excellent. First you need to be precise in your measurements of the 1) distance to view 2) Length of the room/hall/living room 3) determine the screensize based on the max distance available between the two ends of the room and also other obstructions for the screen/clamp for optimum size of the screen 4) then determine the appropriate Clamp size to hold such a screen (study them in the literature given in various forums/Amazon),5) Mark the clamps/roofmounted stands positions. 6) Fix the first clamp at one side to gain max leverage on the other side. Clamp is affixed/clamped on to the wall wherein the Screen hangs from the clamp. 6) Always take the help of one more person and do not do it alone as need for the other person to measure the exact horizontal alignment is a must else one can have tilted screen.

We have a log house and its almost impossible to install stuff against the wall since it is not flush/level. The projector was made for a flush wall/ceiling mount but it was impossible. Those brackets offered the perfect setup with as many degrees of freedom to move/level/distance from the wall to make it right.

It's perfect! It works very well! The only thing is that the screws were very cheap and broke when we were hanging it up so I had screws around the house I used instead but other then that it was a peice of cake. I recommend it. It's also very cheap

Perfect.

Works Great , They hold my 120" screen with. I problem .

i got these before the projector screen came

Does the job, included mounting gear allows for adjusting after install, I paired it with an elite screen and it fit well I can see these working with other screen brands too. Would buy again.I guess I should note that I was mounting on brick and I didn't use the included anchor or screws.

I was worried, I would have to find studs to set up my projector screen. I did not have to find studs, straight into wall, and no loosening or fall-out

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.

Super Funktioniert lieber einstellbar auf mehr Abstand wenn der TV an der Wand ist oder Soundbar noch im Weg ist .

Great brackets, good quailty, comes with the hardware needed to hang your screen. Price is very good for these brackets.

It met my expectations plus the 12 inch length gives me enough space without making my projector screen rub against the TV on the wall .

These brackets served the exact purpose of what I needed. Unlike other reviewers, I had no problem using all the provided hardware. The drywall anchors worked fine for me. Ive attached two pictures to show my install

Product arrived quickly. They came with the proper equipment and were very easy to install. They look very nice paired with the screen pictured. Even when the screen is down it’s still classy. It gives the screen plenty of room away from the wall. There is no give when screen is pulled down. Great product.

Is very awesome and they fit exactly as I hoped they would. Intent was to be able to hide a TV behind the screen and it works perfectly.