fotoconicWall Ceiling Mount Light Stand 5/8" Stud with 1/4" Thread, 4X Screw and 4X Expansion Anchor Tube for Photography Photo Studio Video Flash Strobe

The media could not be loaded. This projector fitting is excellent made with solid construction and at least for holes for ceiling fixing which gives added assurance that it won’t fall. It’s discreet and cannot be seen when the projector is attached making the projector look more professional.

Great item. Strong and it does the job well. I needed some clamp to hold the light on the corner of my infinity wall (as I couldn't use a tripod in the corner) and this worked very well. I was worries if this would be strong enough to hold the Bowens lights but it does.

Great idea for lights or reflectors anything which has this size apertureI am getting quite aCollection and perfect for the job and saves the floor space

Just what I needed to mount a nebula capsule three projector up upside down from the ceiling, seems great quality, ideal

Value for money

Previously I had bought a similar amount made of plastic to mount my webcam on my wall. It was cheaply made and broke rather quickly. I ended up buying this to place it. I wish I had done it sooner. It's a lot stronger than I needed to be and I'm not complaining. I'm not sure what the weight limit is for it, but I would imagine it can hold up large cameras and possibly a projector. For me, it was definitely worth the buy.

Bon produit bonne qualité

Fotoconic Wall Ceiling Mount Light Stand 5/8" Stud with 1/4" Thread - To reduce my recording floor space I decided to suspend my microphone from a wall mount instead of the floor stand and boom I had been using. I started with off the LimoStudio [2-Pack] Wall and Ceiling Mount and kept experimenting to reduce the overall weight and finally ended up going with the Fotoconic mount, a light stand swivel, Manfrotto 122B Adjustable Pole and an On-Stage 13" and 6" Microphone Goosenecks. However, the smaller 3.34 ounce LimoStudio wall mount would flex where the stud is fastened to the wall plate with two screws. The beefier Fotoconic Wall Ceiling Mount, that I ended up using weighs 7.3 ounces and the stud is secured to the plate with four screws. No flexing. For strictly ceiling use the LimoStudio would probably be fine.

I needed a mount I could use on the floor instead of a wall or the ceiling.I screwed the mount into a piece of wood I had at the house, painted it white, added some little pads at the bottom of the wood so it doesn't scratch the floors and now this mount holds a Neewer light (for background ambient light) so I can finally put away my light stand that was taking up too much space. I'd probably get a couple of more as I need floor level mounts for lights, or flashes, at times.

I like the construction and feel. I would recommend using a toggle bolt for drywall though or find a stud for weight support. These were just what I was looking for though. I plan on attaching this to the overhead floor joist and attaching my strobe/beauty dish with a honeycomb to add some dramatic lighting options to my photo studio.