The Screen Works 48" Skirt for the E-Z Fold 10x13' Truss Projection Screen - Blue 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. Deos this work with the Nikon d610 + 35mm? Thanks!

A: Yes, the Nikon D610 and 35mm lens as a combination should work without issue with the GVM Professional Video aluminum motorized camera slider (23").

Q: 2. What tripod will work with this slider?

A: The Oben CT-2491 Carbon Fiber Tripod is a great option for a sturdy tripod to work with this slider. https://bhpho.to/2TGg1xU

Q: 3. can you mount this slider on light stands?

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

Q: 4. Can you adjust how much it pans one way or the other? And does the panning work with a wheel that runs along that center track? I love that it's mechanical, but would like to know if the amount of pan is adjustable. thanks!!

A: Yes, you can adjust how much it can pan one way. You can adjust the speed of the panning. Yes, the panning will work with the wheel that runs along the track.

Q: 5. 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: 6. Can this slider just be used manually if you wish? That is, no motor powering it and you can slide and vary speed manually if you wish? I assume so, but just to confirm. Along that line, can you "manually" use the remote to slow and speed during a pan?

A: You can use this slider manually. At any time you can adjust the speed from 1-100% by pressing the Up or Down arrow buttons.

Q: 7. Does this come with a remote shutter cable for canon?

A: It does not.

Q: 8. The specs say max 11 lbs, but I'm doubting that based on the video. Has anyone used a larger, heavier camera than the DLSR shown?

A: The load capacity of 11 pounds is what GVM rates it for. This slider is more geared towards DSLR and Mirrorless cameras, but it can work with small cinema cameras that go up to 11 pounds.

Q: 9. Can you adjust the speed while it's moving to speed it up or slow it down?

A: The GVM Professional Video Aluminum Alloy Motorized Camera Slider (23") speed setting has one setting that can be adjusted for the length of the slide. It will not offer variable speed adjustment as the slide is occurring.

Q: 10. Other than the weight difference, how does the aluminum tube model compare to the carbon fiber model? Is there a difference in strength, durability, vibration, performance, etc?

A: The carbon fiber model is lighter but will hold up to 11 pounds and weights 5 pounds, while the aluminum alloy slider holds up to 30 pounds and weights 6.6 pounds. Under extreme conditions, carbon fiber is prone to become brittle.