When selecting a projector screen, two key considerations are the screen size and mounting type. This guide provides an overview of common size and mounting options for different screen varieties.
Manual Pull Down Screens
Manual pull down screens are available in diagonal sizes ranging from:
- 84 inches
- 100 inches
- 120 inches
- 150 inches
Motorized Projector Screens
Motorized screens allow convenient remote control deployment and range from:
- 84 inches
- 100 inches
- 120 inches
- 150 inches
- 180 inches
- 200 inches
- 220 inches
Larger sizes up to 300 inches are also possible.
Tab Tensioned Screens
Tab tensioned screens maintain perfectly flat, wrinkle-free surfaces. Common sizes include:
- 84 inches
- 100 inches
- 120 inches
- 150 inches
Fixed Frame Screens
Fixed frame screens stay permanently installed and come in sizes such as:
- 92 inches
- 110 inches
- 120 inches
- 133 inches
- 150 inches
- 165 inches
ALR Fixed Frame Screens
ALR (ambient light rejecting) fixed frames are ideal for rooms with light control challenges. Sizes range from:
- 92 inches
- 110 inches
- 120 inches
- 133 inches
- 150 inches
- 165 inches
Floor Rising Screens
Floor rising screens disappear into floor enclosures when not used. Available in sizes up to:
- 150 inches
- 220 inches
- 300 inches
Tripod Portable Screens
Tripod screens are transportable and offer sizes like:
- 84 inches
- 100 inches
- 120 inches
- 150 inches
Mounting Options
Beyond floor tripods, screens can be mounted on:
- Walls using brackets
- Ceilings using projector mount kits
With this guide, you can select the ideal screen size and mounting method for your environment and needs! Reach out to an AV specialist for help picking the perfect screen.