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Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2024
For the sale price, it was a great buy. Works wonders as an outdoor screen even if the whole screen is not being use. I mean, it is 150" 
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2021
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2021
The reflective quality of this screen is immediately better than the screen that was included with our projector. We tested a movie on both, and threw the included screen in the trash. The cloth is pretty durable. I didn't have time to take it down for a week. It was in the summer sun, and we had several blustery afternoons, but it doesn't show any sign of damage or wear (I don't recommend leaving it up in the elements by any means, but it survived is my point).
As for mounting, you can be as creative with the structure as you want. We're still working on inventing something better to put it up and take it down. A couple of posts attached to our fence worked prefectly for the bday party that started this whole thing. The included paracord was very useful.
Oh – wrinkly free – Very true. It has to come folded when you order it. And we never ironed it or did anything to the fabric. We just hung it up, and no creases. No wrinkles.
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2024
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2024
I wouldn’t suggest buying this product if your projector screen is any larger than ~140 inches. As you can see, with my 150 inch projection, it just barely covers everything BUT ONLY WITH thumbtacks and nails. The included hooks are not sticky enough to withstand the weight of the cloth, it will fall off. My only solution was to use SO MANY thumbtacks and nails interchangeably or else it’d sag too much and look awful. Not to mention, although it clearly is capable of stretching to fit the screen, it was not without immense effort and the thumbtacks constantly flying off. I would have benefitted more from more nails, but that would have also meant creating larger holes in the fabric. If you’re looking to install this, I suggest using large thumbtacks/pushpins. This job would also probably have been easier with more than one person, as I had to do it all on my own.
In the end, after all the struggling and sore fingers, the screen looks good. Obviously there are no wrinkles thanks to the fact that I’ve stretched it out to its limit. The fabric is soft, feel nice for its price, and functions well as a projector screen. Its also is very easy to fold and take anywhere else if you so need to, but trust me, once you’ve had to set it up once, you’ll never want to so much as touch the it again. My screen will inevitably fall off at some point, I only hope I’ve gotten one that really does fit nicely and has actually good hooks by the time that happens.
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