The Screen Works 48" Skirt for the E-Z Fold Projection Screen is a smart addition to any presentation. This skirt helps close the projection area and focuses the viewers' attention on the screen. As it is an opaque barrier, it also provides a secure curtain behind which you can store cases, pamphlets and other material not needed immediately.

The biggest benefit of the skirt is that it helps block distracting light from filtering through the background and disturbing your presentation.

Pleated Velour skirts available with trim kits or stand-alone

Standard height 48"/122cm

Skirts snap to bottom of screens

Perfect accessory for front or rear projection screens

Velour skirts offered in Black, Blue, Gray and Burgundy

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How many pins is the connector on the slider? Are they all connectors for motors?

A: The GVM Professional Video Aluminum Alloy Motorized Camera Slider (32") uses a 4-pin connection to control the motor with the remote.

Q: 2. can you mount this slider on light stands?

A: Yes, this has threading in the middle and on both sides.

Q: 3. When using this manually is the motion smooth and silent? Can you remove the belt when you want to use it manually?

A: In manual mode, the slider is still operating as a motorized slider needing the belt to work with this slider. For optimal performance with smooth movement with little to no sounds, make sure to keep the slider horizontally leveled and within the weight capacity of the slider.

Q: 4. What is the slowest movement rate this can manage... continuous movement rate and/or smallest distance per move for timelapse?

A: The GVM GP-120QD Motorized Carbon Fiber Video Slider can perform long video slides and time lapse with millimeter small movements when capturing a time lapse.

Q: 5. will any tripod work with this slider? Thanks

A: Yes it is able to work with any tripod. That being said how you mount the slider will affect your experience. For example: We typically do not recommend mounting this slider to a single lightweight tripod. Lightweight tripods are more likely to tip over when the weight of the camera gets to the ends of the slider. This can be solved by either using a heavier tripod or adding weights to lightweight tripods. Ideally it is best to use 2 tripods or light stands (1 at both ends) to get the most stable performance.

Q: 6. Does the GP-80QD speed ramp at the end of the travel range and if so, can the user set how slow and how fast the slider ramps up/down?

A: The GVM Professional Video Carbon Fiber Motorized Camera Slider (32") does not offer the option to ramp the speed at each end of the slide currently.

Q: 7. Will this speed belt work with the Think Tank Digital Holster 150?

A: Yes, this speed belt is compatible with the Think Tank Digital Holster 150.

Q: 8. What is the maximum load weight for a vertical motorized shot?

A: GVM doesn't specify a load capacity when using vertical mode. A good rule of thumb is to cut the horizontal load by half when doing vertical sliding.

Q: 9. does it have continuous power option versus only battery?

A: Although the GVM GP-120QD only comes with a battery, you can use any AC adapter with Sony L-series dummy battery for continuous power.

Q: 10. The motor refuses to move in the middle of the rails, but only when its outside in the cold. When I come back inside to let it warm up to room temperature, its fine. Why does this happen/a fix?

A: Depending on how cold it is, it can possibly affect how the motor travels across the slider. For further information, I would consider emailing GVM to inquire on tips or possible solutions on how to combat this.