I have to fit this in a soffit ceiling mount. I have 5.75 inches clear space ( height). With the feet taken off the projector will it fit ?
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I think it would be real close. I measured mine and without the feet it is close to 6 inches tall.
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That will depend on the mount you select, just make sure that it is at least that tall.
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I have a 12' foot ceiling and it is a little to much of an angle to look up at from my couch, but it works just fine for me because I wanted to put a flat screen and media stand underneath it and be able to walk under it without obstructing the view. Its' dimensions open are, aprxmt. 5' by 9'. Hope this helps you. Sean
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This projector mount can only extend from the wall in the horizontal axis and is not height adjustable. The height is less the 6-7".
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No, it won't. I thought it did but am being proven wrong this very day. It doesn't come with the right screws, and the spacers won't fit over the screw holes unless you drill them out. The Optoma has three mounting screw locations, so I'd suggest getting a mount that has three legs. On this mount, adjusting the extender angles and lengths to get them to cover the three holes is technically possible, but majorly headache-inducing, and even then you'll need to make a trip to the hardware store.
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This will depend on several factors, projector distance from Screen, will your seats/viewers block any of the projection, hight of ceiling - I have projected from 60 inches to 200 inches in some tests. I am now constructing a home theater area using a wall painted white at ~110" wide and ~62" tall (16x9 ratio or 126" diag). Check the specs but I believe this projector can go over 20 feet wide (try this on the side of you house). This projector is both bright and can project larger than I oringinally imagined. Good luck with what ever you end up with.
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It can be adjusted and fit just about any projector i only use 3 of the feet for my hd20 and it's nice and sturdy, it will work fine on any optima. The only problem i have is i take my projector down and travel with it allot its a pain to take it off once its on.
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It should, the feet expand and contract rather wide. I have Favi projector at its rather big and it works like a charm.
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If you mount from outside that will eat up 1.5 inches and I think it will fit from my measurements outside the cabinet. I didn't want to dismount my speaker to measure exact space.
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It will fit. I am 5 foot ten with a 7 foot ceiling and i still have plenty of room. Jut don't but it under your ceiling fan cause that might hurt a bit. Fully extended i would hit my ceiling fan blades but still have about 6-8 inches left.
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It should work fine. It's a universal mount so it can accomodate about any projector and is made with EPSON projectors in mind.
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Mine is at the min length. I used the top large, pole to mount to the upper bracket and the middle, small pole to to mount to the projector bracket. It works great.
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Not on my model projector. Quite solid, even when fan speeds up. However, if the fan itself is unbalanced in some way, that's a problem for any mount, sadly.
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My ceiling is 10 feet and I was very concerned. The projector (Epson 8350) automatically adjusts to the angle and it looks fine. Also nice being able to walk in front of the screen w/o heads showing up in the picture.
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I have the projector mounted on a stand about 3 feet away from the screen. Any further back was too large of a display for a 5 foot screen. I think ceiling mounted would work as well.
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If your projector has at least three mounting holes no more than a foot apart it will work.
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I had to modify it to hold my Viewsonic projector. It just comes with one screw to go into the projector so I bought a mounting plate. Unfortunately the screw in the projector stand is metric so I also had to buy a new longer screw to work with the mounting plate. It wasn't too difficult but I couldn't use it out of the box.
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I just measured mine. The maximum extension of the feet is 32-1/4" x 15". Clearance under the screen is only 3-5/8" approximately but worse than that, the legs extend out to 10" from the end of the TV. I can't imagine what one could do to modify the stand or the stand bracket to help this problem. For folks who want to use a speaker box smaller than 34-1/4" x 17" on top (to give yourself and your TV a little room for error, etc.) I see a wall mount in your future.