Neewer® Photography Photo Studio Video Wall Ceiling Mount 5/8" Stud with 1/4" Thread

This holds up my 18” ring light, bought a four pack to add more to the walls to free up floor space.

Very impressed that the metal is very sturdy and well made. I would not use the hardware that comes with the plate.... go to Lowe’s and purchase your own wall anchors/screws. But this worked great In my broadcasting shooting room. We mounted our lights on the wall vs having them junk the room up with too many light stands on the floor.Great price as well

I needed this to mount a small LED light on a wall. I use it to back light a green screen. The mount is stable and works perfectly; however, it is designed to screw into studs, not drywall. If you are going into drywall I highly recommend using high-quality drywall anchors. The screws that come with the unit will pull out under weight. The bracket itself is very sturdy. As long as it is mounted properly, it would carry about any type of photography light.

I don't use them as intended to hang lighting gear from the ceiling or wall. Instead, I got four of these that I mount as feet to a pair of Westcott Ice Light II's. Then I use the Ice Lights in Product photography and these 'feet' allow me to put the light down low or up high. And sometimes I lay the Ice Lights down so that they are about 1" in the air by resting on both feet. I'm really pleased with this solution.

Exactly what I needed to install a hair light in my garage that transforms into a photo studio twice a year for my apparel brands photo shoots. It's very non-descreet and out of the way when not in use. When I need it, I climb a ladder and attach my hair light. The price was great and I only used two of the included screws to attach it to a stud behind the drywall ceiling.

Great quality! Neewer never disappoints when it comes to quality and value. Its a brand i choose time and time again for photo and video.

Works great! I have a drop ceiling in my basement and I built a 2'x2' ceiling tile out of some thin plywood and a reinforcing strip of wood on the back to screw the mount into. It makes for a useful, movable ceiling tile that I can mount a small softbox (LimoStudio 4x45W CFL) or back spotlight (StudioPRO Premium Spot Daylight LED) to.The mount is only limited by my drop ceiling, it's build well and could probably hold a lot more weight.

They work. Simple as that. (I'm hanging the Neewer LED light panel.) I was expecting to replace the screws with meatier ones, but the location I needed to mount them was nowhere near a stud. Does not appear to be a problem at all. They survived a full weekend of shooting and fiddling around without a millimeter of play.