Portable Projector Screen 120 Inch for Home Movie Nights
A 120-inch 16:9 screen that goes up in about two minutes on the wall you already have. The matte white surface and black border give a flat, even picture for movies, games and presentations. Fold it away after the credits and the room goes back to normal.
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A 120-inch 16:9 screen that goes up in about two minutes on the wall you already have. The matte white surface and black border give a flat, even picture for movies, games and presentations. Fold it away after the credits and the room goes back to normal.
Instant cinema-sized 16:9 screen for home or outdoors, set up in about 2 minutes
- no dedicated home theater space
- wall damage from permanent mounting
- need for a portable presentation surface
- difficult or slow screen setup
Your movie night, up in two minutes
Tired of squinting at a laptop or a bare wall? Hang a 120-inch 16:9 screen anywhere and turn the couch, patio or hotel room into the best seat in the house.
Built to make your projector look its best
- A surface that makes your picture pop
The fabric is matte, so the light from your projector spreads evenly instead of bouncing back as glare. The black binding frames the image and makes the edges look sharp. Bedsheets wrinkle and glow unevenly. This one stays flat once it is hung.
- Hung in two minutes
Brass-look grommets run along every edge, so you can use the wall hooks, nails, rope or double-sided tape, whichever suits the wall. Two adhesive hooks come in the box. Most people are watching a movie before the popcorn is ready.
- Fold it away after the credits
The fabric is lightweight and folds small, so it fits in a bag for a trip or in a closet between movie nights. Hang it for a party, pack it for a hotel stay, and bring it out again when the next weekend rolls around.
Hang it in two minutes, no tools needed
- 1Pick the flattest wall
Choose a clear, flat section of wall, a fence or a pair of posts. Textured surfaces show through the fabric as shading.
- 2Place the hooks along the top and sides
Set the included adhesive hooks or nails at the top corners and along the sides so the screen has even support.
- 3Thread the grommets onto the hooks
Hang the brass-look grommets over each hook. Use rope through the grommets if you are hanging outdoors.
- 4Pull it taut and connect your projector
Smooth out the fabric from the center, check the edges, then point the projector at the screen and set the picture size.
Everything you need to hang it today
- Projection screen×1
16:9 matte white fabric with black border and metal-rimmed grommets
- Wall hooks×2
Adhesive hooks for hanging the screen on a wall
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Questions and answers
Hang it from hooks along the top and sides so the tension spreads across the fabric. A single hook at the top lets the screen droop and wrinkle, so use the full set. Unfold it for a short time before the movie to let any fold creases relax.
A pull-down screen costs far more and needs a ceiling or a wall you can drill. This matte white fabric gives a flat, even surface for a projector, which is what most home setups are missing. For a rental, a dorm or a weekend party, it does the job for a fraction of the cost.
Yes. Rope tied to a fence, a pair of posts or a tree is the easiest outdoor option. Pair it with a good projector for home and you have a 120-inch movie for friends after dark.
The included hooks and double-sided tape are meant for painted walls, and they come off without drilling. Test a small patch first and peel slowly. Renters and hotel guests use the same method to leave the room as they found it.
The range runs from 60 to 150 inches. A 60 to 72 inch screen suits a desk or a small bedroom wall. 100 to 120 inches fills a living room with a sofa at a comfortable distance. Choose the size that matches your projector throw and seating distance, and you get the most picture for the money.
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