K&F CONCEPT Wall Mount Triangle Boom Arm 100cm
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Product description
The K&F CONCEPT wall mount triangle boom arm brings a stable, space-saving solution for studio and location lighting. It supports ring lights, COB lamps with softboxes, reflectors and similar kit, and folds flat to free floor area when not in use. Use it to add consistent side lighting or to position fill lights without cluttering your workspace.
Key features
This triangular boom arm is designed for steady support and adjustable reach. The length extends from 51 to 100 cm, and the boom folds down to about 46 cm for neat storage. The wall bracket rotates 180° so you can angle lights up, down or sideways to suit different shooting setups. The arm accepts a 1/4" to 3/8" screw adapter for wide compatibility, and the included Velcro strap helps keep cables tidy. Bear in mind that load capacity varies between 3 and 10 kg depending on extension length, so check the weight of heavier heads before mounting.
Specifications
- Name: K&F CONCEPT Wall Mount Triangle Boom Arm
- Type: Wall mount boom arm
- Size: 100 cm maximum length
- Material: Not specified by manufacturer
- Colour: Not specified by manufacturer
- Compatibility: 1/4" to 3/8" screw adapter included
How to use it
Installation is straightforward but requires drilling and secure expansion anchors in a solid wall or ceiling. Drill a hole slightly smaller than the anchor diameter, fit the anchors and fix the base plate with the supplied screws. Fit your light or accessory to the top of the rotating boom, then fine tune angle and reach with the adjustment knob. Take care with heavier heads, and use the Velcro strap to secure loose cables for a tidy finish.
Who it’s for
It’s a good fit if you need a compact, reliable mounting option to free up floor space in a small studio, salon or clinic. Photographers and content creators who frequently change light positions will appreciate the folding arm and wide angle adjustment. Note that heavier monolights may approach the upper capacity when the boom is fully extended, so consider that when planning a rig.
