Adjust the height
The telescopic pole has two locking points for adjusting the position.
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Give your projector a free-standing spot. The telescopic pole and fold-out base help you fine-tune its position for tonight's film.
Check the projector's mounting point, thread and weight before you buy. The fit must be right for the set-up to be safe.
Thoughtful details
The telescopic pole has two locking points for adjusting the position.
Three legs and stabilising braces provide a free-standing base on a level surface.
The folding design takes up less space between uses.

Making room for film night
Plan the picture area and place the stand on a level surface. Adjust the height, aim the projector and make room for your favourite armchair.
Extend the legs fully and keep cables away from walkways. Check the set-up before switching on the projector.

Simple, visible controls
Two height locks give you control over the telescopic pole. Work with one lock at a time and tighten after each adjustment.
The projector mount must fit exactly. Do not use the stand if the mounting is loose or the set-up feels unstable.
Good to know
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Contact usCheck the projector's mounting point, thread and weight against the stand's specifications before you buy. Contact us if you're unsure. Do not use the stand if the mount is not an exact fit.
The pole is telescopic and has two locking points. Place the stand on a level surface, release one lock at a time, adjust the height and tighten securely.
Yes. The legs fold together, making the stand easier to store when not in use.
Check that the legs are fully extended, the height locks are tightened and the mounting point is secure. The set-up should be stable and the cables safely routed.