Category: Projector Screens

A standard projector needs a room's length to make a big picture — 9 to 19 feet for a 120″ screen, depending on the model. A short-throw projector makes the same picture from a few feet, and an ultra-short-throw (UST)...

White is the default projector screen colour, and for a fully dark room it is still the right one. But most projectors don't live in fully dark rooms — they live in living rooms, basements with small windows, and dens...

Every projector screen does the same job — a flat, neutral surface for the image — but the three ways of holding that surface behave very differently in daily life. This guide compares motorized, fixed frame and manual pull-down screens...

Throw distance is the distance from the projector's lens to the screen — and it is the one number that decides whether a projector works in your room at all. Put the projector too close and the image won't fill...

Picking a projector screen size is mostly a geometry question: how far you sit from the screen, how much wall you have, and how far your projector can throw the image. Get those three numbers right and the size picks...