The Frame-Mount Projector Mount allows you to streamline your golf simulator setup by effortlessly attaching your projector to your simulator enclosure. Equipped with two adjustment knobs, this universal mount facilitates easy and accurate tilt and roll image positioning, ensuring a seamlessly aligned projected image.
This mount is compatible with a wide range of projectors and includes a convenient bracket for secure attachment to your simulator enclosure. Designed for simplified image alignment, it enhances both the look and functionality of your golf simulator setup.
What's Included:
Effortless Setup
Install with ease onto a simulator enclosure using the provided bracket. Exploring ceiling installation? Consider the flush mount or drop-mount projector mounting alternatives.
Universal Projector Compatibility
The plate extends up to 17.63", accommodating projectors weighing up to 50 pounds, making it suitable for a wide range of models.
Precision Image Alignment
Achieve meticulous tilt, roll, and swivel adjustments with user-friendly knobs, using either hand or a screwdriver.
Efficient Cable Concealment
Route cables discreetly through the projector mount, maintaining a clutter-free appearance.
Included with Your Purchase:
Q: Is this mount compatible with all projectors?
A: It supports a wide range of projectors weighing up to 50 pounds, with a plate that extends up to 17.63 inches.
Q: Can I use this mount for ceiling installation?
A: No, this is designed specifically for frame-mounting. For ceiling installs, see our flush or drop-mount alternatives.
Q: How do I align the projector image?
A: Use the built-in adjustment knobs to fine-tune tilt, roll, and swivel alignment.
Q: Does the mount help hide cables?
A: Yes, it allows you to route cables discreetly through the projector mount for a cleaner setup.
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