Elite Screens
Elite Screens ZVMAXLB12-B 12" Projector Screen Brackets
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Drop your projector screen 12 inches away from the wall or ceiling without losing a single inch of throw distance.
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Overview
Key Features
Qty: 2, Black Finish 12-inch L-Brackets allow Projection Screen Set-Up Away from Walls, Entertainments Systems, Furniture or Any Obstruction and Can Be Hung from Ceilings for Extended Drops. Two Section Set-Up Holds Up to 120lbs/6" or 80lbs/12"
Made for All Elite Screens Manual, Spectrum, Stectrum Tab-Tension, and VMAX2 Series Screens - Can be used with Most Any Other Brand Screen with D-Loop End Caps
Adjustable Depths Allow Perfect Projector Screen Set-Up or Allows for Chain Connection for Extended Drop Requirements in High Ceiling Installations (Chain Not Included)
Updated Kit Now Includes; Snap Links, Eyebolts, Wing Nuts, Washers, Screws and Self-Tap Drywall Anchors
Specifications
Quantity
2 brackets
Extension Length
12 inches
Finish
Black
Load Capacity
120 lbs at 6" extension / 80 lbs at 12" extension
Construction
Reinforced single-metal welded
Screen Compatibility
Elite Screens Manual, Spectrum, Spectrum Tab-Tension, VMAX2; other brands with D-loop end caps
Extended Drop
Chain connection supported (chain not included)
Included Hardware
Snap links, eyebolts, wing nuts, washers, screws, self-tap drywall anchors
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Dual-depth adjustment (6" or 12" extension) allows the same pair of brackets to solve multiple clearance scenarios without buying additional hardware
- 120 lbs/6" and 80 lbs/12" load ratings far exceed the weight of virtually any residential or prosumer projector screen
- Reinforced single-metal welded construction eliminates the flex and joint creep common in multi-piece bracket assemblies under sustained load
- Comprehensive included hardware kit (snap links, eyebolts, wing nuts, washers, screws, and drywall anchors) covers most residential installations without a separate hardware run
- Chain-connection compatibility enables extended ceiling drops for high-ceiling rooms without requiring a different product
👎 Cons
- 12-inch maximum extension addresses most residential obstruction scenarios but may be insufficient for unusually deep built-ins or very high stage-style installations — chain extension adds complexity
- Load capacity drops from 120 lbs to 80 lbs at full 12-inch extension, which matters for unusually heavy commercial-grade screens
- Chain for extended drop installations is not included, requiring a separate purchase for high-ceiling setups
- Self-tap drywall anchors in the kit are not suitable for masonry or concrete ceilings — non-drywall installations require sourcing appropriate fasteners separately
- Black finish is the only option listed — may not suit white or light-colored wall/ceiling installations where contrast is visually prominent
Frequently Asked Questions
What weight can these brackets actually support, and how does the 6" vs 12" extension affect the rating?
The load rating scales with extension depth: at 6 inches of extension, each bracket holds up to 120 lbs; at the full 12-inch extension, the rating drops to 80 lbs per bracket. For a typical roll-up projector screen (most consumer and prosumer screens weigh 15–40 lbs), either depth is well within spec. The reduced rating at full extension reflects increased torque leverage on the mounting hardware — plan your mounting point quality accordingly.
Do these brackets only work with Elite Screens products, or are they universal?
They're primarily engineered for Elite Screens Manual, Spectrum, Spectrum Tab-Tension, and VMAX2 series screens. They also work with screens from other brands that use a D-loop end cap system — a common standard. If your non-Elite screen has D-loops on its hanging points, these brackets will function as designed. Screens that use a different hanging interface (cleats, brackets, or pigtail wire) will require an adapter or different mounting solution.
Why would I need to extend my screen away from the wall at all?
The most common reason is clearance — a wall-mounted entertainment unit, wainscoting, crown molding, baseboard trim, or built-in shelving can prevent a screen from hanging flat and at the correct height. A 12-inch standoff moves the bottom and back of the screen housing into open air, letting it deploy fully without contacting the obstruction. It also allows the screen to hang centered in front of the wall rather than pressed against it, which can improve viewing angle in rooms with deep soffits or sloped ceilings.
Can these brackets be chained together for high-ceiling drops beyond 12 inches?
Yes — the adjustable design explicitly supports chain connection for extended drop installations in high-ceiling rooms. The included hardware kit (snap links, eyebolts, wing nuts, washers, and screws) provides the connection points. Chain itself is not included and must be sourced separately based on your required drop length and ceiling mount type.
What hardware is required for ceiling installation that isn't included in the kit?
The kit includes self-tap drywall anchors, which are adequate for drywall-to-stud or hollow wall installations up to their rated load. For masonry, concrete, or steel beam ceiling installations, you'll need appropriate masonry anchors or structural fasteners sourced separately. Always mount into a structural ceiling member (joist or beam) when the screen weight approaches the bracket's rated capacity.
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