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Our selection of projector screens caters to various applications and comes in different sizes, types, and formats. This page provides a complete list of screens that you can customize according to your specific needs. If you require further assistance, our expert team is always ready to help.
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Call for AvailabilityScreen International's Major Tensioned Electric Screen offers a flawless, motorised 118.11" display with a 16:9 aspect ratio, designed for home cinema use.
In StockThe Sapphire In-Ceiling Tab Tension Screen offers a superior, taut image with its side tensioning system. Ideal for home cinema and boardrooms.- Call for Availability
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In StockScreen International's Major Tensioned Electric Screen offers a flawless viewing experience with its tensioning system and matte white fabric.- Call for Availability
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In StockScreen International's Major Tensioned Electric Screen offers perfect flatness, silent operation, and a matte white fabric for optimal home cinema viewing.- Call for Availability
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What is gain on a projector screen
Understanding Gain on Projector Screens: What It Is and Why It Matters There are several factors that can affect a projector screen’s quality and brightness, and gain is one of them. This article will uncover what this term means and how it plays a role in a perceived image. What Is Gain? A projector works […]Read More -
Projector Screen or Wall: Which Is Better?
After you buy a projector, you must decide whether to use a projector screen or a bare wall. The goal is to get a clear projected image. Although you can use a wall or a projector screen to project an image, a bare wall reflects light less than a screen. Therefore, a wall negatively affects […]Read More
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