Will it work with popcorn ceiling???
195535
just make sure you screw the hangers into studs on ceiling as they will pull out of just sheetrock
195536
Yes. Mine is still attached to our popcorn ceiling. Great product. We have two. Very industrial. Still up over a year later.
483608
I would say absolutely not. You'd have to scrape the popcorn off and apply it to a fairly smooth surface.
1024302
Yes, works great. I removed popcorn ceiling in one room so far. It made short work of it. I purchased because contractors wanted $2500 to $3000 to remove popcorn from my front living area.Dust and cleanup is minimum. Will throw a little dust if you go past edge on outside corner. Very high quality tool
1839790
Yes it will work. It is a splitter. I used it for two overhead projectors in two separate rooms.
882072
It will work on ceilings; make sure you position the intake tube toward the rear of the sprayer.
1424536
I haven't done this and wouldn't - Instagone is highly effective because it's also VERY STRONG/CAUSTIC. Unless you can protect all surfaces and yourself, you would not want any of this to splash - and a roller on a popcorn ceiling would surely make a mess. (As a watery liquid on a roller, I also doubt it would make consistent enough contact to uniformly clean the ceiling.)
1166320
I don't think it would work very well for that because the bristles on the end (an inch or so on each end) are a little longer than the others. It works great on hard floors because it lifts the brush enough to suck up dirt and dog hair instead of just catching it in the brush, but I don't think it would do well on popcorn. It's a great brush for hard floors! My vacuum has a small round "upholstery" brush that is really soft. That would probably work better. Sorry.
1531426
I cant say for sure about that particular projector. BUT, the PRGUNV has worked on many projectors for me. It comes with a variety of mounting screws and always works for projectors that have mounting screws. It can mount direct to the ceiling or screw it on to a standard 1.5" threaded pipe or pole mount. If you don't need the pole to be adjustable, you can just go to the hardware store and buy the length of 1 1/2" black gas pipe that you need. Peerless makes mounting pipes that are adjustable that works great.
1767338
I think they will work for all types of ceilings; you might have to use more of the putty on each star though. My sister and I managed to get them to stick to a "popcorn" ceiling.
1162423
I have not tried it. My guesstimate is that if the ceiling is flat and smooth it could work (light weight items only) worth a try with cautiongood luck
1271187
I only have a regular ceiling, but I think it would. It might even be better because it has more space to project the picture. On a regular ceiling, I have difficulty projecting only on the ceiling. It is part way down the walls as well. If I had one criticism of the projector, it would be that the green laser aperature is so wide, that the room glows green from it. For me, it is difficult to go to sleep with it, which is what I wanted it for, but I still use it anyway. I just don't use it to fall asleep.
1889230
I don't know for sure but I don't see why not. We use a popcorn machine...like a miniature theater machine. Sorry for not having a better answer for you.
1024304
Yes as long as it is a texture made of drywall mud. I recently sanded a plaster popcorn ceiling with the 24 grit sandpaper and it worked well enough to sand the high spots down but still required a plaster skim coat to make it smooth.
2271841
The design of the projector mount is infinitely flexible and believe it would fit any projector on the market. The concrete ceiling should not be an issue also if you buy your own concrete mounting screws/materials, don't expect the mount to come with appropriate ones.
32954
We don't have popcorn textured ceilings. I think ours are called slap brush, and it definitely does stay on them (I just tried it tonight to find out).
1107233
It does not work mounted to the ceiling. In fact it would be dangerous and is only intended for use with the stand.
2119142
I don't think it will work on a previously painted popcorn. Painted popcorn has absorbed the paint and therefore is much harder to scrape off.