Mount and Leveling System

A mounting and leveling system connecting a audio/visual equipment to a mounting surface, comprising:

• a) a ceiling component having upper and lower sections;
• b) the upper section of the ceiling component connecting to the mounting surface;
• c) a mounting bracket having top and bottom portions;
• d) the lower section of the ceiling assembly connecting to the top portion of the mounting bracket;
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• e) a plurality of offset articulated leg units, each offset articulated leg having a proximal end and a distal end, the offset articulated leg units connecting at the proximal end to the mounting bracket, and connecting at the distal ends to a projector.

A mounting and leveling kit for connecting equipment to a mounting surface, comprising:

• a) a mounting bracket having upper and lower sections;
• b) the upper section of the bracket connecting to the mounting surface;
• c) a plurality of mounting legs having a proximal end and a distal end with a threaded leveling barrel opening, the proximal end being connected to the mounting bracket;
• d) a threaded leveling barrel having a top orifice, a bottom orifice, and a hollow center orifice, the threaded leveling barrel threads into the threaded leveling barrel opening of the jointed articulated legs;
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• e) a plurality of screws having screw heads sized to fit inside the hollow center orifice and snuggly against the bottom orifice of the threaded leveling barrels, the screws securely connect the threaded leveling barrels to the equipment.

A method of attaching disparate equipment to a mounting surface, the equipment having a unpredictably spaced mounting anchor points thereon, using a comprising the steps, in any order, of:

• a) mounting a bracket on the mounting surface,
• b) identifying the anchor points on the equipment capable of supporting same from the bracket;
• c) in any order;
• linking the anchor points and the bracket with a plurality multi-segment articulatable arms by fixing one end of the arms on the equipment, adjusting the articulation of the arms so that the arms are attachable to the bracket.