This compact Projector Mount lifts a mini projector or camera onto your wall or ceiling, holding up to 5 kg in a light aluminium alloy bracket. Turn the head a full 360° and set the height and tilt until the picture sits exactly where you want it. Use it as a projector ceiling mount Malta homes fit in minutes, or as a projector wall mount: a small projector bracket and projector holder.
✨ Why You Will Like It
✅ Screws, anchors, Allen key and template included ✅ Corrosion-resistant aluminium alloy ✅ Fits on a wall or a ceiling ✅ Adjustable height and tilt ✅ 360° rotating head ✅ Holds up to 5 kg
Frees Up Your Table
With the projector up on the wall or ceiling, your coffee table and shelves stay clear, and the lens is out of reach of children and pets. In a small flat, that space counts.
Aim the Picture with Ease
The head turns 360° and the height and tilt adjust, so this Projector Mount lets you line the image up with a bare wall or a screen without stacking books under the projector.
👪 Made for Humid Homes
The aluminium alloy is light and corrosion-resistant, a good match for humid Maltese summers and flats close to the sea.
Ready to Fit
Everything to fix the Projector Mount comes with it: screws, anchors, an Allen key and an installation template sticker to mark the holes.
📋 Specifications
Material
Aluminium alloy, corrosion-resistant
Load capacity
Up to 5 kg
Rotation
360°
Mounting surface
Wall or ceiling
Adjustments
Height and tilt
Compatibility
Most mini projectors (LCD and DLP) and cameras
📦 What Is in the Box
✅ 1 x Installation template sticker ✅ 1 x Mini projector mount bracket ✅ 1 x User manual ✅ 1 x Allen key ✅ Anchors ✅ Screws
❓ Frequently asked questions
Will it fit my mini projector? It fits most mini projectors, both LCD and DLP, and small cameras. Check that your projector has a mounting socket underneath.
How much weight can it hold? Up to 5 kg.
Can it go on the ceiling? Yes, it fixes to a wall or a ceiling, and the head turns 360° to aim the picture.
Does it work on limestone walls? Yes with care: drill with a masonry bit, and on soft or crumbly stone use anchors made for that kind of wall.
