Guidance needed to build projector screen
Discussion
My projector died so bought a replacement and mounted it to the same joist in the ceiling. However this one doesn't have any form of zoom so the screen size is determined by how close/far the projector is from the screen.
On a positive note, I now have a bigger picture than before, though too big for the pull down projector screen. No worries as I wanted a wider one anyway. Now the challenge come's in. The wall is 1m91 across, and because of the roofline it can't be any bigger. The projected screen in 1m88 and It appears that buying a ready made screen that width isn't possible, so was gonna make one.
Just looking for any guidance from fellow PH'ers re material to use/where to get it, and whether there are benefits to using a frame, or edging with the black material i see some use. Additional challenge is that it has to be moveable (either roll up or physically remove from wall) as there is an access door behind that occasionally is needed.
Worth noting that the room has fairly low end kit (surround and projector) so it's not gotta be perfect , just good enough for the odd family movie.....cheers
On a positive note, I now have a bigger picture than before, though too big for the pull down projector screen. No worries as I wanted a wider one anyway. Now the challenge come's in. The wall is 1m91 across, and because of the roofline it can't be any bigger. The projected screen in 1m88 and It appears that buying a ready made screen that width isn't possible, so was gonna make one.
Just looking for any guidance from fellow PH'ers re material to use/where to get it, and whether there are benefits to using a frame, or edging with the black material i see some use. Additional challenge is that it has to be moveable (either roll up or physically remove from wall) as there is an access door behind that occasionally is needed.
Worth noting that the room has fairly low end kit (surround and projector) so it's not gotta be perfect , just good enough for the odd family movie.....cheers
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