Diy False Wall For Projector Screen

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've only used this projector a few times. And it's very easy to adjust to the screen or wall when you are moving it around from place to place. The only PROBLEM I've encountered, is if you decide to use it on a movie screen outside on a windy day. Forget it. Due to the fact the placement of the projector is at the bottom of the screen, the image will move around on the screen making everytimes stretch out and look distorted. So you have to find a screen that doesn't move due to normal wind in your outside yard or place your screen against a wall outside. If not you will differently not enjoy your movie viewing experience.

I bought this screen to use with a projector and didn't want to go through the hassle of installing a wall or ceiling mounted screen. It is a tad on the heavy side, but it folds up easily and fits in a closet without taking up much space at all. It seems to be very well made and durable, and the price was more than reasonable. Very satisfied!

For years, our old projector used the back wall of the church as a screen. The black parts of videos were washed out, even with the lights off. We got an Ambient Light Rejecting screen, which made the dark parts much deeper, but, unfortunately, it also darkened skin tones and colors. This new Epson Powerlite has enough punch (4000 ANSI lumens) that the ALR screen feels like a TV set. Skin tones and colors are accurate, and the dark portions are really dark, like they're supposed to be. The mounting of the projector was fixed, and initially I was disappointed that the throw distance was different from the old projector. At the tightest zoom, the image was larger than the screen by about 8 inches on a side. It was then that I discovered that the digital zoom had negative numbers and I was able to shrink the image to the size of the screen, There is a slight 8 glow on the wall around the screen which is hardly noticeable. I can see it because I know it's there, but no one else has mentioned it yet. The remote control is powerful enough to bounce its signal of the wall to activate the ceiling mounted projector. The old projector required exact aiming from in front of it to turn it on or off, The remote control also has specific buttons for each source which makes changing from VGA to HDMI really simple. Overall, I don't think I could be happier about this purchase. It has given our church a much better video experience.

This screen was installed in a small conference room with an NEC projector. The screen can be wall or ceiling mounted, and this flexibility came in handy when we had to switch to a ceiling mount at the last moment. The screen presents very well, and is unobtrusive when retracted. The tensioning system works nicely, and we didn't have to change any of the factory settings for the drop. I would have liked to see some additional mounting holes for attaching the screen to studs in the wall, so the installer has more options for wall mounting.

We use this projector screen in our church activities.

Was just as advertised and worked great for our projector and wall mount.

I am.using as jn wall cables to projector. Perfect application

I installed them next to my projector screen and they sound great.

I built a small studio at home and created a DIY background support attached to a wall. But my homemade pole was somewhat unsuccessful. It sagged to much despite all efforts to make it more solid. So I went to my favorite place, B&H, and found this marvelous product. It is everything I needed in my studio and since it is adjustable I can use it on location with a couple of light stands! Wish I had done this in the beginning!!

Anyone looking to extend there monitor onto a TV screen or projector this is the way to go.