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HY300 and HY300 Pro mount · white stainless steel

Boldever Ceiling Mount

Boldever's white stainless-steel plate screws to a wall or ceiling, grips the HY300's base on an anti-slip pad and arrives with nails and wall anchors, so a bedroom cinema goes up in about ten minutes.

  • MaterialStainless steel, white
  • Size4.72 × 4.72 × 0.35 in
  • LoadUp to 1.2 kg (2.65 lb)
  • Base limits0.6–0.9 cm thick, under 12 cm across
  • FixingsNails and plastic anchors included
  • SurfacesWall or ceiling
Perfect for
  • A white ceiling where the plate should vanish
  • A first mount with every fixing in the box
  • Owners who prefer screws to adhesive over a bed
Look past it if
  • Rented walls where drilling is off the table
  • Projectors with a base thicker than 0.9 cm
  • Plasterboard without a stud: buy cavity anchors first
Start the show

A white steel plate that fades into a white ceiling

Most bedroom ceilings are white, and most projector mounts are black. Boldever's plate is white stainless steel, so once it is up, the eye skips over it and lands on the HY300 instead. On a pale wall above a headboard it reads as part of the room, not a gadget bolted on.

Under the paintwork, the plate is built to stay put:

  • Screws, not tape. The screw-mount design is far stronger than 3M tape or glue, and it will not creep or let go in a warm room.
  • Stainless steel. Stiffer than the 3D-printed plastic brackets that flex with every nudge.
  • Anti-slip padding. A pad between plate and projector damps vibration and stops the base sliding when you swivel the lens.
  • A flat profile. At 4.72 × 4.72 × 0.35 inches, the plate stands less than a centimetre proud of the surface.
  • Fixings in the box. Iron nails and plastic expansion anchors come with it, plus clear instructions.

The plate holds the projector by its round base, so the HY300's own swivel stays free. Fix the plate to the wall and the lens tips from the far wall up to the ceiling with the stand's normal 180° movement. Fix it to the ceiling and the projector hangs head-down, throwing across the room.

Flip the picture after ceiling mounting. An upside-down projector shows an upside-down film. HY300 menus have a ceiling or flip setting that turns it the right way up in a couple of clicks.

A rating of 1.2 kg (2.65 lb) gives an HY300 plenty of headroom. Magcubic's Pro+ weighs 0.88 lb, so even with an HDMI stick plugged in the plate carries well under half its limit.

Tech sheet

Steel, limits and fixings

SpecValue
BrandBoldever
TypeScrew-in wall and ceiling bracket
MaterialStainless steel
ColourWhite
ShapeRectangular plate
Dimensions4.72 × 4.72 × 0.35 in (12 × 12 × 0.9 cm)
Maximum load1,200 g (2.65 lb)
Projector base thickness0.24–0.35 in (0.6–0.9 cm)
Projector base diameterUnder 4.7 in (12 cm)
GripAnti-slip padding against vibration and sliding
Fixings includedIron nails 1.57 in long; plastic expansion anchors 1.5 in
Anchor useSolid concrete and brick only; nails for wood
Installation timeAbout 10 minutes
CompatibleHY300, HY300 Pro and most barrel-style mini projectors
Named brandsCLOKOWE, Thunrlge, Magcubic, Gaimoo, Sainyer, Tecaki, KEPEAK, ENUOSUMA, XuanPad, Alwtniet and others
Water resistanceNot water resistant, indoor use

Measure the base first: 0.6–0.9 cm thick, under 12 cm across

Boldever designs the plate around the barrel-shaped mini projector, and it states three numbers every projector must meet. Check them with a ruler before ordering. Two minutes with a tape measure beats an evening of returns.

LimitImperialMetric
Base thickness0.24–0.35 in0.6–0.9 cm
Base diameterUnder 4.7 inUnder 12 cm
Projector weightUp to 2.65 lbUp to 1.2 kg

The thickness figure matters most. The plate is made to hold the rim of the round foot under the swivel stand, so a foot thinner than 0.6 cm will sit loosely and one thicker than 0.9 cm will not slide in. Measure the edge of the foot, not the full height of the projector.

Inside those limits, the list of named projectors is long:

  • HY300 and HY300 Pro, the two models the plate is named for.
  • Rebadged HY300s from CLOKOWE, Thunrlge, Magcubic, Gaimoo, Sainyer, Tecaki, KEPEAK, ERAN, DreamFair, ENUOSUMA, WellSonic, XuanPad, YINCODI, Chicdaze and Alwtniet.
  • Boldever's own mini projectors.

Other shapes are a different story. The ball-shaped HY300F football edition does not sit on a flat round foot, and projectors with a large speaker base may exceed the 12 cm diameter. Those owners will do better with a tripod or a 1/4-inch ball-head mount.

A quick test. Lay a ruler across the bottom of the stand. If the foot is round, under 12 cm and between 6 and 9 mm deep at the rim, the Boldever plate will take it.

How the HY300 generations compare is set out in the HY300 specs guide.

On the HY300 shelf

Where it plays in the range

HY300 projector models by type, September 2026. Highlighted: Boldever Ceiling Mount.

Ten minutes with a drill: anchors for brick, nails for timber

Boldever puts the job at about ten minutes with no specialist tools. The one decision that matters is which fixing goes into which wall. Its own warning is clear: the plastic anchors are for solid concrete and brick only.

Match the fixing to the surface:

  • Concrete or brick. Drill, tap in the 1.5-inch plastic expansion anchors, then screw the plate home.
  • Timber, such as a beam or wooden ceiling. Skip the anchors and use the 1.57-inch steel nails directly.
  • Plasterboard. Neither fixing in the box suits hollow board. Find a timber stud behind it, or buy cavity anchors rated for the job.

A calm order of work:

  1. Test the position. Have someone hold the projector up to the spot while you judge the picture size from the bed.
  2. Mark the holes. Use the plate as a template and keep it level.
  3. Drill and fix. Tighten until the plate cannot rock.
  4. Seat the projector. Slide the foot onto the pad and swivel through the full arc.
  5. Set the menu. Choose ceiling or flip mode if the projector hangs upside down, then focus.

Plan the power before the first hole. Magcubic's adapters end in a cord of about a metre, which rarely reaches from the ceiling to a socket; budget for an extension lead clipped along the edge of the room. Keep the projector's vents clear of the ceiling so the fan can push warm air away.

Over a bed, trust screws. Boldever chose screws because adhesive can let go. Keep it that way: no double-sided tape as a shortcut above anyone's pillow.

The HY300 manual guide shows where the flip setting lives.

Also showing

Three other brackets to consider

3 Moxweyeni Adjustable Mount
Black steel, EVA pad Moxweyeni Adjustable Mount
Moxweyeni's powder-coated plate is about 4 × 4 inches with an EVA pad under the projector.
  • Mount for the HY300 Pro
  • Puts the picture on a wall or ceiling
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Boldever or Tellegloww: two white plates side by side

Two HY300 mounts look almost like twins. Boldever and Tellegloww both make a white plate of the same footprint, with the same base limits and the same 1.2 kg rating. The differences are in the metal, the thickness and the pad.

MountMaterialSizeGrip and fixings
BoldeverStainless steel4.72 × 4.72 × 0.35 inAnti-slip pad; nails and anchors
TelleglowwIron and plastic4.72 × 4.72 × 0.47 inThree screw holes; nails and anchors
TjweiqingLaser-cut iron, roundRound plateScrews bought separately
ChanvooAluminium alloyRectangular3M VHB tape or M4 × 25 screws
MoxweyeniPowder-coated steelAbout 4 × 4 inEVA pad; expansion screws

Boldever's anti-slip pad and slimmer profile give it the edge for a clean ceiling. Tellegloww suits someone who wants the same limits in a slightly deeper plate. Chanvoo is the rental-flat choice, since its tape needs no holes, though it wants 24 hours before the projector goes on.

Tjweiqing's round iron plate is the alternative for anyone who likes a circle on the wall, though its screws come from your own toolbox. Moxweyeni's black steel plate suits a dark feature wall, where white would stand out. For a white bedroom ceiling and a projector that stays put for years, Boldever is the quiet, complete kit.

Run through these points before ordering:

  • Your projector's foot: round, under 12 cm, 0.6–0.9 cm at the rim.
  • The wall behind the paint: brick, concrete, timber or plasterboard.
  • A socket within reach of the projector's cable.
  • A clear line from the sofa or bed to the projector for the remote.

The other stands, mounts and cases are gathered in the HY300 accessories guide.

Before the lights go down

Setup and screen questions

Which projectors fit the Boldever mount?

The HY300, HY300 Pro and most barrel-style mini projectors whose base is 0.6–0.9 cm thick, under 12 cm across and under 1.2 kg.

Can I use the Boldever plate on plasterboard?

The included plastic anchors are for concrete and brick, and the nails are for wood. On plasterboard, fix into a stud or use cavity anchors.

Does the mount work on a ceiling?

Yes, it fixes to a wall or a ceiling. On a ceiling the projector hangs upside down, so switch on the flip or ceiling mode.

How long does installation take?

About ten minutes with a drill. The fixings and instructions are in the box.