The Screen Works 48" Skirt for the E-Z Fold 13'x22'3" Truss Projection Screen - Black 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. Will this case fit my Nikon 400mm f3.5 lens?

A: No, the Nikon 400mm f/3.5 lens will not fit in the Lowepro Lens Case 13 x 32cm (Black). The Lightware Z400 Long lens 400 Case would be able to hold this lens.

Q: 2. Will this fit a sony 200-600 with tripod foot attached and lens hood reversed?

A: It will be a little tight fit

Q: 3. Can I put a tamron 150-600 (hood reversed) + Sony a7r ii (attached) in this case? Thx for your help.

A: While I don't have a Sony, my Tamron 150-600 (Canon mount) pretty well takes up the whole case. Looking at the dimensions of your camera, there would not be the needed 2.5 depth need to leave the camera attached. You need something like the Tamrac 517 tele-zoom pack.

Q: 4. Will this case with with the Nikon 200-500 lens IF the camera is attached? I couldn't tell from the pictures if it had the width (and length) to do that, or if people were only able to get the lens in the case. I have a Nikon D5100.

A: I doubt it. I have a Tamron 150-600 and that is all that fits. My Nikon D7100 is too wide even if the lens was shorter. Add up the measurements for each component yourself. Besides that, why store a heavy lens mounted to a camera? Even in a padded case a blow can do nasty things to your lens mount. So can carrying around the unit by the camera instead of by the heavier lens, BTW.

Q: 5. Will this case fit the Canon 300 2.8L II lens with the hood reversed? Will it fit with the hood reversed and lens cap in place?

A: The Canon 300mm f/2.8L II will fit in the Lowepro Lens Case 13 x 32cm by itself, however the addition of the lens hood will be too wide for this case. I suggest going with the Ape Case ACPROLC18 Professional Large Lens Case, which is designed for a 300mm f/2.8 lens: http://bhpho.to/1o17Xy5

Q: 6. Does this case fit the Canon RF 100-500 with tripod mount?

A: Yes, would make a great tube case for most 100-500 and 100-400 cases.

Q: 7. Do the straps in the front adjust to be able to attach a monopod to the pack?

A: Yes they can adjust to accept a monopod.

Q: 8. Will it fit with Sony 70-200/f2.8 GM with its hood and tripod leg attached?(I plan to replace with one of the Lowepro Outback 200 side case)

A: It fits my Nikon 200-500 with tripod leg attached. Lens hood must be reversed, but it all fits!

Q: 9. Can this lens case be worn on a belt? From the view of the back side it looks like this might be an option, just not sure if it will work this way.

A: Gary, This Lowepro can definitely be worn on a belt. I actually have it attached very securely to the waist belt on my Lowepro shoulder harness. My only suggestion is to be sure that the case and the lens that you might want to carry in it are not too heavy for just your waist belt. This case has successfully protected my Nikon 80 to 400 through rain, snow, sand, airplane overheads and under-seats and everything else. Hope you enjoy it! All the best, Victor

Q: 10. Is this a good fit for the Sigma 150-600 + MC11 adapter on + the tripod mount?

A: The Tamron 150-600 fits perfectly. I believe the Sigma has similar dimensions