AUN Projector Wall Mount with 360° Angle Adjustment

Precision angle control in one bracket

Full 360-degree aim

The pivoting head turns through a full 360 degrees, so you can line the projector up with the screen before you lock it. Set the picture square at the start and it stays square, with no keystone correction eating into the image. A fitted clamp holds the AUN body firmly while you work.

Solid metal build

The curved arm is metal with a smooth matte powder-coated finish, and the wall or ceiling plate carries several screw holes for a fixed fixing. It has the heft of a proper mount, not a flimsy bracket. The finish is clean and uniform in both white and black.

Clear surfaces, every night

Once the projector is on the wall, the shelf or coffee table it used to occupy is free again. The bracket is compact, so it sits neatly on a living room or bedroom wall without dominating the space.

Mount it in a few clear steps

1. 1
   Fix the plate into solid structure

   Hold the black wall or ceiling plate where you want it and fix it through its screw holes into a stud or ceiling joist. Drywall alone will not hold a projector over time.

2. 2
   Clamp the projector head

   Seat the AUN projector in the pivoting clamp head and tighten it so the body sits firmly.

3. 3
   Aim, then lock

   Lightly tighten the joints, turn the head toward the screen until the picture is square, then lock the pivot fully.

Everything you need to mount it

• Curved metal arm×1

  Matte white or black, depending on your colour choice

• Wall or ceiling mounting plate×1

  Black plate with several screw holes

• Pivoting projector clamp head×1

  Grips the AUN projector and turns through 360 degrees

Your projector should not live on the coffee table

The table is crowded again

The projector sits on whatever surface was free that day. Every movie night starts the same way: a nudge here, a tilt there, a chair pulled back to clear the beam. The picture is never quite square, and the snacks have nowhere to go.

Aim it once, then forget it

The AUN bracket moves the projector off the table and onto a fixed point on the wall or ceiling. The 360-degree pivot and curved arm let you line the image up with the screen, then lock the head down. The picture stays where you put it, film after film.

From install to first movie night

1. First use
   Plate fixed, projector clamped

   Once the plate is secured to solid structure and the projector sits in the clamp, aim it at the screen and check the picture before you tighten everything.

2. 3 uses
   Angle settled for your room

   After a few sessions you know the pivot position that frames your screen, so you can repeat the setup without re-aiming each time.

3. 30 days
   Table and shelf cleared

   With the projector on the wall, the surface it used to occupy stays free, and the mount holds its position through regular viewing.

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