VARWANEO Photography 3 Roller Wall Mounting Manual Background Support System, Backdrop Ceiling Mount Holder, Including 2 Tri-fold Hooks, 6 Expand Bars, Chains, for Home Studio Live Stream Game Video

Easy assembly. Functions as it should. Only complaint is I wish we could select the chain colors. Otherwise, I'm pleased.

everything is well made, fits perfectly onto my super clamps.

Works as advertised. I put this up with a set of wood 4x4 posts in a basement studio. The hardware and brackets work well and it is sturdy. So far so good after several months. The chains don't break but it's easy to remove and replace the paper rolls once you have them in place. You do need a sturdy place to mount it. I would make sure you are going into wall studs. It has some anchors but I just put 4x4 wood posts compressed from floor to the ceiling to make sure that this would hold the weight of 3 paper rolls without ripping out the sheet rock / walls. I gave 4 /5 stars because it's well made but not refined. It could use some rubber on a few things and the plastic chains, work well but feel pretty flimsy in your hands. It's a bit difficult to shorten and break those chain links apart to adjust it. If you have to have a tall setup in a larger studio the chains might be a bit short as well. Overall it's good for a small studio setup for starters. It's easy to put together and pretty straight forward.

GREAT kit! My studio has 3 rolls of paper, and this was E#XACTLY what I was seeking! Thanks!!

Ive been a photographer utilizing a backdrop stand for 7 years. I hated how bulky they were and easy to tip. Since I got my own studio space I knew that I wanted to get myself a wall mount. I did a lot of research and saw a lot of negativity regarding the electronic one so I opted for this instead. I was worried anything more than 3 was going to be too bulky and take up too much of my wall. installation was okay. The instructions could be more helpful and the mounting screws were something my husband and I had never seen before so that took a little brain power to figure out but all in all not that difficult to execute once you figure out what you need to do. So far (Knock on wood), they have been holding strong and I can tell you with certainty none of my screws are in studs. I have lowered and raised backdrops several times without issue.