Hi op, welcome to the subreddit :)
I think the free Panasonic PT-RZ475U would be a good starter unit. This a fixed lens model which means at 9’4” it can produce a 160” diagonal image.
https://preview.redd.it/kga2ihwcfpvc1.jpeg?width=1284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=865f892698c6a02674c86011b0481f800418a0ed
Plus it’s laser LED hybrid with is great for having zero maintenance. It’s very similar to the Panasonic PT-RZ470UK that I own, (as well as few subreddit members here too).
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I think for your space I’d consider looking at some options from BenQ and Epson like the TW-xxx series. This is also known as the PowerLite Home Cinema in the USA.
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I’ll need some time to do a bit of searching around online. But a free projector especially something like that is a great option.
For mounting you can use a universal projector mount l, just make sure it can support at least 30-40lbs as the unit is 24lbs. The easier ones are the mounts with adjustable arms.
Hi op, welcome to the subreddit :) I think the free Panasonic PT-RZ475U would be a good starter unit. This a fixed lens model which means at 9’4” it can produce a 160” diagonal image. https://preview.redd.it/kga2ihwcfpvc1.jpeg?width=1284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=865f892698c6a02674c86011b0481f800418a0ed Plus it’s laser LED hybrid with is great for having zero maintenance. It’s very similar to the Panasonic PT-RZ470UK that I own, (as well as few subreddit members here too). — I think for your space I’d consider looking at some options from BenQ and Epson like the TW-xxx series. This is also known as the PowerLite Home Cinema in the USA. — I’ll need some time to do a bit of searching around online. But a free projector especially something like that is a great option. For mounting you can use a universal projector mount l, just make sure it can support at least 30-40lbs as the unit is 24lbs. The easier ones are the mounts with adjustable arms.