All being well I should be in posession of a shiny new HD700X later this week.
It's going to live in the loft conversion of our bungalow. In order to make the most of the 3m throw distance I have between walls, my intention is to recess a shelf into the stud wall the projector is to go on, thus mitigating the distance it would take were I to simply wall mount it.
My DIY skills aren't great though, so I figured I run my plan past more experienced folk.
My idea is to cut out an aperture in the stud wall and mount an MDF box inside the hole, secured to the wall studs with a brace/bracket behind to take the weight.
I'll need an adjustable mounting plate inside the box as I'll need to mount the pj upside down and will no doubt have to dial in some adjustment to get it level with the screen.
Then paint it up in the same colour as the room and run cabling to it.
I have ample access to the back of the stud wall as there's plenty of walking space in the eves behind it, so the fitting *shouldn't* be too hard.
I'll need to find a suitable box to serve as the recessed shelf, or worse, have to make my own.
I'll also need some kind of mounting bracket for the projector. I'm guessing my best option is to get a cheap ceiling mount and then remove the bracket from that and attach it to the box.
Anything obvious I'm missing or advice how to approach?
Thanks for reading