How far from the wall does the screen hang? (I have a mirror on the wall thats 2 inches thick, the screen would have to be pulled down over it.)
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If hanging from the wall, it is quite snug. But you hang from the ceiling which would probably work for you. It does have the hangers for that.
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Mine is used outside and pulls down over a window. I put 2 hooks and hung it and pull in down in front of the window/casings. Works fine.
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I mounted my screen directly to the wall and it is 1 inch from the wall. You could use spacers and it would probably work. It also can with rings so it could be hung from the ceiling
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you have to hang this stick on the wall so I'm not sure if will effect to the screen when you watching
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Hi...I actually use it outdoors, hanging from my awning...about 6 ft. off the ground. You should just use longer hooks that keep it away from the mirror. Remember that this screen is quite supple and will easily roll over the mirror but a bump in your movie might be there.
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You can roof mount the projector, mine is actually about 3 feet from the wall with a plasma screen behind it.
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It has two different areas you can use to hang the screen, so you could hang it from the ceiling in the middle of a room. So you will be fine.
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George,I did that one time.. I placed the screen on a table and set it in a corner so that the sides of the screen were at a 45 degree angle with each side wall and just barely touching to give it stability. I used a sturdy 30 in high table and it worked very well, but I wouldn't recommend it on a regular basis.Jim Bell
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My screens are 19 and 14 pounds and it holds just fine at max extention (~2ft). However mine is mounted through a 1 inch mdf desktop with 2 inches of clearance from the edge of the desk. When I was using the clamp to decide where to permanently mount it, the arm was a little unstable and I did not feel comfortable leaving them mounted like that for any extended amount of time. The arm is definitely strong enough to hold both your monitors, it's more a question of how you plan on mounting it.In short; it will hold just fine if you don't use the clamp and have a good solid desktop.
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You can pull it down all the way, which will reveal maybe 6 inches of black space. But you can back it up a little and it's only an inch and a half roughly. The black border around the screen will be the same if you back it up a notch.
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I have the wall mount! Not sure if it that is or isn't but one thing I will tell you is the knob for the turn off / on switch is junk! Ours broke like the first week and had to send off to have repaired and the repaire lasted maybe a week!! Hope that they have changed that!! But a great mirror!!
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There's a thin strip of adhesive tape around the perimeter. Very strong - once it's on, it's hard to reposition the screen without breaking it.
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Mine will extend approximately 18" from the wall. While I feel that the wall mount is well built enough to be used fully extended with up to a 32" flat screen, it will depend how securely it is mounted to the wall. I recommend at least 2 lag bolts mounted into a stud.
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19" to the top of the bezel and 11" from the wall to the front of the bezel/screen. Note that about 3" of the front feet project out in front of the screen. That is no problem for me. I love this screen!
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The is no place on the back of the monitor that will allow you to hang on a wall. It is light though, so if you make customer brackets on the wall I don't see why not.
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We hang our screen on a beam about a few foot from the wall. You should be able to hang the screen and have enough room for the picture frames. Just beware that Elite Screen took a long time to send replacement parts to me. They did not honor their warranty. The motor went out after less than a year.
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Hi Frank, the screen walls hang from the frame. They come in two halves that zip completely apart at the doors front and rear. Goes up very quickly.
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This is not to be hung on a wall. The sides, which are the support to hold the screen on the table, would be too heavy to hang.
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Mine is flush with the wall. I don't see how you can install anything behind the screen if you are mounting it on the wall..
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Able to cover mirrors, a bit unusual for the intended purpose. Also any area behind the wallpaper that is empty of solid backing would be vulnerable to puncture or tearing
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It is not that thick. On the side you will see one mirror attached to another. Does not stick too far out from the wall. It is a beautiful mirror & I love it.
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They sell a low profile hanging kit. Which is basically two plastic discs with a wire between them that you screw to the tv. The kit also has two discs that you attach to the wall. Then you just hang the tv like a mirror. Super easy to hang. And this will mount the tv real close to the wall. The face of my tv ionly sticks out from the wall about 2". I even framed it and it looks like a picture hanging on the wall. Get the low profile mount kit. You won't be disappointed.
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I have mine attached to the wall because the suction cups didn't hold; It has a wall mount that can be screwed into place & you can slide it off & set it on the counter. That height is just under 12". I LOVE my mirror(s).