Toggle Bolts Projector Mount at Amber Kathryn blog

Toggle Bolts Projector Mount. The screws mounting the projector to the board should penetrate 1 or the thickness of the board, whichever is less. The mount is pretty long, if it get's knocked it is going to put a lot of tension on those bolts and could rip the drywall. I found a projector mount that can support up to 30 pounds, and has 8 holes to mount. Also, over time you could get some permanent sagging of the drywall. Standard method to deal with this would be using toggle bolts to mount the projector in drywall. Do you think 8 toggle bolts rated at 90 pounds will suffice? Toggle bolts will be plenty strong enough for just about any consumer projector. My projector and mount stayed securely affixed to. Or using 2x4s / decently thick plywood to bridge joists and mount on that. One disadvantage of toggle bolts is that the part inside the wall gets. Or cut the ceiling, add a 2x4 to tie. I used 4 toggle bolts on my diy ceiling mount to tap directly into the drywall ceiling.

I used 4 toggle bolts on my diy ceiling mount to tap directly into the drywall ceiling. Toggle bolts will be plenty strong enough for just about any consumer projector. Standard method to deal with this would be using toggle bolts to mount the projector in drywall. Also, over time you could get some permanent sagging of the drywall. The screws mounting the projector to the board should penetrate 1 or the thickness of the board, whichever is less. I found a projector mount that can support up to 30 pounds, and has 8 holes to mount. One disadvantage of toggle bolts is that the part inside the wall gets. Or cut the ceiling, add a 2x4 to tie. The mount is pretty long, if it get's knocked it is going to put a lot of tension on those bolts and could rip the drywall. Or using 2x4s / decently thick plywood to bridge joists and mount on that.

DeWalt 1/4" x 5" Round Head Toggle Bolt Zinc, 04243PWR (50/Pkg.) AFT

Toggle Bolts Projector Mount Standard method to deal with this would be using toggle bolts to mount the projector in drywall. Standard method to deal with this would be using toggle bolts to mount the projector in drywall. Do you think 8 toggle bolts rated at 90 pounds will suffice? Also, over time you could get some permanent sagging of the drywall. My projector and mount stayed securely affixed to. I used 4 toggle bolts on my diy ceiling mount to tap directly into the drywall ceiling. The screws mounting the projector to the board should penetrate 1 or the thickness of the board, whichever is less. Or using 2x4s / decently thick plywood to bridge joists and mount on that. One disadvantage of toggle bolts is that the part inside the wall gets. Toggle bolts will be plenty strong enough for just about any consumer projector. Or cut the ceiling, add a 2x4 to tie. The mount is pretty long, if it get's knocked it is going to put a lot of tension on those bolts and could rip the drywall. I found a projector mount that can support up to 30 pounds, and has 8 holes to mount.