Duramex Telescope Projector Mount (White, 80-043)
A basic, low cost universal mount for standard ceilings, backed by little owner evidence.
The short version
- Home theaters with standard height ceilings
- Classrooms and offices with a light or mid weight projector
- Anyone who wants a white mount that blends with a white ceiling
- Your ceiling is high and the projector needs to hang more than about 55 cm down
- You need more than 15 degrees of tilt
- Your projector's mounting holes sit more than 5.5 inches from its center point
What owners like
- Universal arm design fits both 3 and 4 hole projector patterns, per the maker
- Budget universal mounts like this one cover basic tilt and swivel needs at a low price
Common complaints
- Editorial guides warn that budget mounts with fixed or short drops can fall short in rooms with high ceilings
- Long extension poles on cheap mounts can wobble if the projector gets bumped
Based on The Digi Parts maker listings for the white and black versions and The Home Theater DIY's guide to projector mounts; no product-specific owner reviews could be read.
Research scores
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Ownership
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What it does
A white steel ceiling or wall mount with four extendable arms and a telescoping pole that holds a projector about 30 to 55 cm below the ceiling.
- Four adjustable, extendable arms to fit most projector screw patterns
- Telescoping pole for height adjustment
- Mounts on a ceiling or a wall, in a vertical or horizontal orientation
- 360 degree swivel to aim the image
- Mounting hardware included
A low cost universal mount for a home projector in a room with a standard ceiling, where a short drop and a little tilt are all that is needed. The trade-off is limited range: only 15 degrees of tilt and about 55 cm of drop, and little independent owner feedback on this exact model, so heavier projectors or high ceilings are better served by a longer pole mount from a larger brand.
How it compares
Specs
- Model
- 80-043 (white); 80-042 is the black version
- Material
- Cold rolled steel
- Maximum load
- 50 lbs (Digi Parts listing)
- Ceiling to projector
- 30 to 55 cm, adjustable
- Tilt
- 15 degrees, continuous
- Rotation
- 360 degrees
- Hole spacing
- Mounting holes up to 18 inches apart, 3 or 4 hole patterns
- Ceiling plate
- 16 x 11 cm
Worth knowing
- Maker-stated maximum load is 50 lbs; the original product title cited 30 lbs, so stay within the lower figure if unsure which applies
- Maker says to confirm each projector mounting hole is 5.5 inches or less from the center point before installing
Questions
How much weight can the Duramex projector mount hold?
The Digi Parts listing gives a 50 lb maximum. The product name it was bought under cited 30 lbs, so check the label or manual on the unit you have.
Will it fit my projector?
Digi Parts says to measure from the center point between the mounting holes to each hole. If every distance is 5.5 inches or less, the mount should fit.
How far does it drop from the ceiling?
The ceiling to projector distance adjusts from about 30 to 55 cm.
Can it be mounted on a wall?
Yes. The maker lists ceiling and wall mounting.
Sources
- Digi Parts: Universal Telescope extendable Projector Mount LCD White [80-043]
- Digi Parts: Universal Telescope extendable Ceiling Bracket LCD DLP 15 degree [80-042]
- The Home Theater DIY: The 10 Best Projector Mounts on the Market
Researched 2026-10-01. We bought this product; our page is built from the maker's details and what owners report across reviews and forums. We never copy Amazon customer reviews.
