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Originally Posted by 99TJ 
Once the basement is finished floor to ceiling will be 7 foot 7 inches.
My question is to mounting the projector. For a 100 inch screen projector central says from the middle of the lense to the top of the screen must be 7.8inches.
So I could mount the top of the optoma hd20 as close to the ceiling as possible and as long as the top of the screen is 7.8 below the lense everything should be ok?
I am asking because I am framing the bulkhead in the morning and instead of spending money on a mounting bracket I was thinking of building a recessed shelf into the bulkhead for the projector to sit on(assuming it has feet). The recessed shelf will sit about 8 inches down from the ceiling but I can raise the projector by stacking a few books under it to raise it, or should I not go this route? and stick with a mount?

Once the basement is finished floor to ceiling will be 7 foot 7 inches.
My question is to mounting the projector. For a 100 inch screen projector central says from the middle of the lense to the top of the screen must be 7.8inches.
So I could mount the top of the optoma hd20 as close to the ceiling as possible and as long as the top of the screen is 7.8 below the lense everything should be ok?
I am asking because I am framing the bulkhead in the morning and instead of spending money on a mounting bracket I was thinking of building a recessed shelf into the bulkhead for the projector to sit on(assuming it has feet). The recessed shelf will sit about 8 inches down from the ceiling but I can raise the projector by stacking a few books under it to raise it, or should I not go this route? and stick with a mount?
I am confused. It has feet on the bottom. But if you have it upright sitting on it's feet, the image is projected above the lens. If you want the projector mounted high, you have to flip it over so the image is projected below the lens, and of course you have to change the menu option to flip the image.



























