The Screen Works Trim Kit for the E-Z Fold 13'x22'3" Truss Projection Screen - Black finishes off your presentation with a flair. This system provides everything you need to create an elegant and stylish border around your screen. Trim kits eliminate distractions from side and background items by blocking off unwanted and intrusive lights, doorways and stagehands. 

It's one thing to set up a screen with a projector - anyone can do that. It's quite another thing to put up a system where your presentation is part of a total package. That package can make the difference between a so-so show and one that rings of professionalism and style.  

Trim kits keep your audience focused on the screen - which is where you want them to be looking.

Prevents unwanted light from entering projection area

Gives your presentation a focal point

Hides cases, cables, boxes and other extraneous equipment

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will the Nikon Z 180-600 fit in this case?

A: Unfortunately, the Lowepro Lens Case 13 x 32cm (Black) is slightly too small to fit the Nikon Z 180-600.

Q: 2. Would the Canon RF 200-800 with reversed hood fit this? Concerned mainly about the non-removable foot.

A: Canon RF 200-800mm f/6.3-9 IS USM Lens (Canon RF) is 13.5 inches long with the lens hood and the rear lens cap attached. The interrior height is 12.6 inches on Lowepro Lens Case 13 x 32cm (Black) won't fit the lens.

Q: 3. Will this case fit an Olympus 300mm f/2.8 ED with the tripod foot attached?

A: I do not have the Olympus lense but it fit my tamron 150-600mm with tripod foot attached. The case has plenty of room.

Q: 4. Will this work for my Nikon 200-500?

A: I just got this case for my Nikon 200-500 5.6 lens and it fits in this bag perfectly with both tripod mount and lens hood attached. The lens hood does need to be in the reverse position. The fit is snug enough as to not allow the lens to jostle around too much but loose enough to allow for very easy insertion and removal from the bag.

Q: 5. can i use it with a nikon 70-300mm?

A: Yes, you could use it for your 70-300mm lens, but it would rattle about far too much. I bought mine for a Tamron 150-600 lens, and it suits this just fine.

Q: 6. 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: 7. will my sigma 120-300 2.8 fit in this case?

A: The short answer is Yes .I bought this case specifically for the current version of Sigma 120-300 2.8. It will fit but barely. I load the lens rear end, where connecting to the camera body, in first and the front of the lens last. Otherwise, it will bulk a bit on top if it's the other way around.

Q: 8. Will the Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 300mm f/2.8 D ED fit with the tripod foot and lens hood attached (lens hood reversed of course)?

A: Yes it would fit your Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 300mm f/2.8 D ED quite nicely with the hood and foot.

Q: 9. 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: 10. Well this bag hold the Nikon 200-500mm lens??

A: Yes it will hold the lens!