Projector Screen with Stand 120 inch Portable Projection Screen 16:9 4K HD Rear Front Projections Movies Screen with Carry Bag for Indoor Outdoor Home Theater Backyard Cinema Travel

Product Information

A great projector will give you flexibility when it comes to throw distances and should offer a few workarounds when it comes to installing your machine in your office or home. You should definitely consider throw distances before determining the best screen size for your setting. Looking for more information? A 120-inch projector screen is not too big for home theater & media rooms of 15×15 and above sizes. In fact, it is one of the most popular screen sizes for theater rooms and home cinema enthusiasts. But for living rooms, it is way too big. In any case, make sure your wall can accommodate 8.75 feet WIDE and 4.9 feet TALL Screens, and you can maintain a recommended viewing distance of 12.5-13.5 feet.

Before opting for the most massive projector screen you can get your hands on, be sure to measure the space where you intend to put it. Keep an eye out for the screen size that’ll best fit your environment. You don’t want the screen to overwhelm the room, but you also want to maximize your screen size to recreate the cinema experience at home. Fixed Vs. Movable There are two main types of projector screen: the roll-away sort that can be compactly hidden inside a tube-like casing when it isn’t being used, or the wall-mounted variety that is always on display. It’s absolutely a case of convenience and personal preference. Will you be using the wall space for anything else? Do you want a screen that hides away or are you happy to have it on show? Do you have a projector? You also have the option of portable screens, which can either pop up or inflate, which are useful for travel or camping. They are a lot of fun, but their screens can sometimes be prone to wrinkling, since they fold up when not in use. Material This screen doesn’t come with a stand, but it features grommets around the edges that you can use to hang it up with hooks, ropes, or even nails. The screen measures 104 x 58 inches, and if the fabric ever gets dirty, you can put it in the washing machine for easy maintenance. 6. Keenstone 120-Inch 4K Projection Screen

What about throw distance?

A screen size that is too small can also be frustrating, rarely this can be totally rectified by moving your seating closer to the screen. Nevertheless, planning in advance for the best projector size viewing distance will help you avoid both these mistakes. Prices valid in stores (all including VAT) until close of business on 26th November 2023. (Some of these web prices are cheaper than in-store, so please mention that you've seen these offers online.)

One of the approaches described in this article is preferable to determine your appropriate seating distance. However, it would be best if your choice is based on your preferences and available space. While this is only another rough framework, here are the handy principles that you can follow: Images with fine details and analytical work Despite what some people think, you’ll need more than just any old flat surface to get the best image quality from your projector – especially when you’ve invested so much in the right projector for your home cinema, meeting room or school hall. The position of your projector and the size of the projected images will all depend on your room configuration. And this is where the term ‘throw distance’ becomes really important. Essentially, a projector's throw distance is the distance between the projector and the image on the screen.There isn’t one right answer here, but 40-50 degrees (20-25 degrees from centre left and right) is a good angle to aim for with 60-70 degrees (30-35 degrees from centre left and right) being your maximum angle. Projection screens are made from a variety of different materials — some displays may be more suitable for Ultra HD content than others. Additionally, different screens offer various features like easy cleaning and fire resistance. Also creates large images, but the projector can be positioned closer to a screen. Generally, a distance of 1 to 2.5m feet can be used for short throw projectors.

inch Projector Screen Dimensions in (cm, in, ft, m) & Various Aspect Ratios 120-inch Projector Screen Dimensions in CM For Various Aspect Ratios The most popular screen sizes fall within 100 – 120 inches (2.5m-3m) diagonal, but this largely depends on the size of your room. This is around 2.2m-2.65m wide (based on a widescreen 16:9 projector) and makes going for a projector over a professional display worthwhile. For 16:9 Aspect Ratio: A 120-inch Projector Screen with 16:9 aspect ratio is 266.7 cm wide and 149.86 cm in height.

Take your movie night to the next level with these pro-standard projector screens

Creates large images that are great for halls, conference rooms, event spaces or large home cinemas. Long throw projectors can be placed a considerable distance from the screen and are often mounted on ceilings or walls.

For 16:9 Aspect Ratio: A 120-inch Projector Screen with a 16:9 aspect ratio is 105 inches wide and 59 inches height. Firstly, a screen that is too big for its setting will actually be difficult for your viewers to see in its entirety. If they are positioned too close to the image for instance, they may be forced to strain their eyes or literally move their heads side to side to see the whole picture.For 16:9 Aspect Ratio: A 120-inch Projector Screen with a 16:9 aspect ratio is 2.667 meters wide and 1.4986 meters tall.