K&F CONCEPT 39.37"/100cm Wall-Mounted Triangle Boom Arm – 180° Adjustable for Ring Lights, Video Lighting, Cameras, and Softboxes

It took me a while to actually install this boom arm, mostly because I had to decide where the most advantage would be. I ended up mounting it on the ceiling; when I ordered this, ceiling mounting was listed as an option, but it isn't now. This makes sense as the light mobility isn't the same with that kind of mount, but that is where I needed it. I have been a bit nervous about trusting it with an expensive strobe, but it is holding well. I plan to add a safety strap, just in case something gives and my strobe drops, but as of now, it is working well.

Mounting requires a strong wall - I wouldn't trust this on drywall less than 3/4" thick. For stud mounting, you need at least a 2x6 board. I used two 2x4s attached to two joists in the ceiling, then mounted the light directly over one of those joists for added support. I also used my own mounting screws - the ones that come with this bracket will never hold the weight of an AD600Pro strobe and large softbox. The pressure of the softbox on the arm increases the weight strain substantially, so even though my total kit weighs less than 20-lbs, I had some serious concerns over how well it would perform.

The boom arm is secure once you tighten the nuts. I am able to extend this to its full length, though I won't use the softbox if I do - it just seems like it puts a bit too much strain on the arm. You can remove the mounting head and position it back on in a number of configurations. The arm swings well, and if I mount a positioning chain on either side, I can even use it on the ceiling, but that function is best for wall use.

All said, it is a good boom arm for the money. I am considering two more for wall use to get my tripods out of my floor space.

Very good quality easy to use

It's solid! I took it to attach a mini video projector (magcubic HY310- 600g) and it works perfectly, I can finally project on my table!

For the price, this boom arm feels very sturdy and strong. The clamps for the boom and telescopic extension have nice large thumb handles which secure confidently. I am using this for Web Cam (YouTube recording) purposes. You do need to account for the resulting camera angle when you position the boom arm. I fitted two adjustable knuckle joints (see photos) allowing for correcting the camera orientation and it works well. I am now able to position the camera to virtually anywhere in my office (even if it means attaching extension arms).I mounted to a plasterboard wall which I already knew was dot & dab construction. I didn't use the supplied fixings but instead opted for the "Corefix" option which I had previously used and had some left over. The fixing is very strong and I believe it would support many Kg's even with the arm extended out. It would help if the instructions specifically stated what drill size to use, but it appears to just say 2mm less than the supplied fixings (which did not make sense).Overall I am quite impressed with the product which appears to be much better quality than I was expecting.NOTE: My photos include an additional arm clamped onto the boom which is NOT part of the kit.

The 'K&F Concept Wall Mount Triangle Boom Arm, 100cm, 180°Flexible Rotation' arrived in a branded box that also contained fittings and a user manual.I was surprised at how robust this arm was and it was much heavier than I had imagined.The arm provides a simple way of having a light ready to use that can be quickly pulled into position; I have started to wonder if there is an extension that can be added to the arm for lightweight objects that would allow for a 200cm reach.One accessory I would like to see for this arm is a holder for a power bank that can be attached to the wall section as some of my lights can be powered using a power bank and it would mean a shorter cable could be used.

This is a solid wall-mounted boom arm that’s great for studio lighting or overhead camera setups where floor space is limited. The aluminum build feels durable and light, and the design allows for smooth articulation both vertically and horizontally. The telescoping arm extends up to 1 meter, which is more than enough for most desk or studio applications.Installation was straightforward, though you'll want to ensure it’s securely anchored into studs or masonry, especially if you're approaching the 10kg weight limit. I wouldn't push that limit with the arm fully extended, but for small lights or accessories, it holds steady.Overall, it’s a smart, compact solution for those who want a clean, floor-free setup.

excellent quality arm support, very robust and really comfortable. It comes home in a simple box that contains: -the arm; -4 metal dowels with screws; -4 bolts; -4 washers; -4 rings; -8 small screws; 1 velcro strap; -the user manual also written in Italian. In short, I find everything I need to assemble the support. This is a wall mount for lights or cameras. The support quality is excellent, it is incredibly robust and reliable. It is made almost entirely of steel, it is heavy and resistant. It consists of a large rectangular plate that is fixed to the wall and an extendable tube. The assembly is simple, the plate is already drilled so just drill the holes in the wall and fix the support using the supplied dowels. Even the dowels are made of steel and therefore they can hold the support without any problem. The support is very comfortable because it is foldable, when not in use it can be left down and takes up very little space. When closed, its measurements are: -43 cm in length; -13 cm in width including the plate; -8 cm in depth. I can widen the arm and rotate left and right. But the very convenient thing is that I can extend it and it reaches up to 96 cm. The system for stretching it is as simple as it is practical, in fact there are butterfly knobs, just stretch the tube as much as needed and then tighten to keep it in place. Finally, at the end of the arm, I find a universal screw attachment that allows me to mount both lights and cameras for firm and professional shooting. Ultimately, I find it an extraordinary product, it's very comfortable, it's well done and it also has an excellent quality-price ratio so I recommend it without a doubt, I really like it.

This studio light stand is designed for wall mounting. It is extendable in 3 sections with tightening by knobs. The base is articulated laterally and can be adjusted in height, at an angle, with a clamp again being there to lock everything. The maximum length of the arm is 1 m, it is relatively modest but therefore avoids too much mechanical stress on the lever. The maximum load is given for 10kg, but I don't think it's with my arm extended. Careful. Note that fixing to the wall must also be reliable for good safety. At the end of the arm there are holes for fixing a spigot along 2 axes. Practical in the studio to attach small flashes in height without being hampered by feet on the ground. A serious product.

Perfect

It works wonderfully and it is really stable. I have the Zhiyun Molus G300 attached to it with a large softbox. If you need something tighter when it comes to swiveling, all you have to do is tighten the screws briefly with a nut.