If you do this for years, why do you not have a screw in the wall or anything really to get rid of the cobbled together stuff? I know nothing lasts longer than a temporary fix…
Recently moved to a new place. Here’s a Pic of the old mounting. Getting rid of the cobbled together setup was my motivation for this post. I hoped to get replies from some genius who found an inconspicuous mounting option for the living room :)
I’m tending to a slide and lock solution currently. Would mean some 3d printing most likely but would allow to unmount the projector when not in use (the room I use is our living room, wild cables running up the wall and a projector permanently sticking from the ceiling don’t look very good)
If you do this for years, why do you not have a screw in the wall or anything really to get rid of the cobbled together stuff? I know nothing lasts longer than a temporary fix…
Recently moved to a new place. Here’s a Pic of the old mounting. Getting rid of the cobbled together setup was my motivation for this post. I hoped to get replies from some genius who found an inconspicuous mounting option for the living room :)
If you need an idea: Cut the wood slightly longer than the projector. Screw that to the wall.
I’m tending to a slide and lock solution currently. Would mean some 3d printing most likely but would allow to unmount the projector when not in use (the room I use is our living room, wild cables running up the wall and a projector permanently sticking from the ceiling don’t look very good)