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From dedicated home theaters to luxury hotels and professional cinemas — TrueThrow screens are engineered to make your projector perform at its absolute best. Every surface, every tension point, every fabric choice matters. Our ALR Screens are engineered to reject ambient light — delivering vivid, high-contrast images even in bright living rooms.
How to ChooseHow to Choose Your Screen
Our process ensures you get exactly the right screen for your space, projector, and use case.
Define Your Space
Measure your room, note ambient light levels, seating distance, and any installation constraints before choosing a screen.
Choose a Screen Type
Fixed Frame for dedicated cinema rooms, Floor Rising for living rooms, Specialty for ALR or outdoor use. Fixed Frame delivers the flattest image; Floor Rising disappears when not in use.
Select Screen Size
Industry standard (THX): screen diagonal = 0.8-1.0x your seating distance. Projector screens should be large — size up, not down.
e.g. 3 m -> ~100 inch · 3.5 m -> ~120 inch · 4 m -> ~130 inch screen.
Configure Fabric
Choose gain (0.60 to 1.40), ambient light rejection (Fresnel or White), and acoustic transparency if needed.
Invisible When StoredCinema Screens That Rise From The Floor
Floor rising screens ascend silently from a low-profile housing at the press of a button — completely invisible when not in use. Ideal for living rooms, luxury lounges, and open-plan spaces where a ceiling drop or wall mount simply isn't possible.
- Silent motorised lift — rises on demand
- Fully hidden when retracted
- Tensioned flat surface for zero distortion
- Compatible with LT and ST projectors
- Perfect for open-plan and multi-use rooms
Cinema GradeThe Dedicated Cinema Standard
When your room is built for movies, a tensioned fixed frame delivers the flattest, most consistent surface possible — eliminating hotspots and wave distortion that cheaper screens suffer from.
- Precision-tensioned aluminium frame
- Velvet light-absorbing border
- Zero hotspot gain-matched fabrics
- Sizes from 84” to 150” diagonal
Daylight ViewingALR — Screens That Defy Daylight
Our ALR fabrics reject off-axis ambient light while preserving on-axis projector brightness. Cinema-quality images in sun-drenched rooms — no blackout curtains required.
- Fresnel ALR for ultra-short-throw projectors
- Grey ALR for long-throw in bright rooms
- Gain 0.60–1.40 across ALR and Fresnel surfaces
- 110°–160° viewing angle with no hotspot
Why TrueThrow
Premium Build
Precision aluminium frames and precision-tensioned surfaces for a flat, distortion-free image.
Acoustic Transparency
Acoustically transparent woven fabric with ≤1.0 dB insertion loss (100 Hz–16 kHz, manufacturer-tested) — place speakers directly behind the screen for a true cinema sound stage.
Quality Guaranteed
Every screen passes defect-free guarantee: tension uniformity, gain measurement, seam inspection, and motor testing.
Direct From the Manufacturer
No retail middleman — screens ship direct from the manufacturer to your door with full installation support documentation.
Screen-Matching Expertise
Our room simulator and screen specialists match you to the right surface for your projector and lighting conditions.
Canada-Wide Delivery
Export-grade packaging. Delivered to all Canadian provinces and territories, free on orders over $499. Installation guides and remote setup support included with every order.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before choosing your screen.
- Getting Started
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How do I choose the right screen size?
Screen size depends on your projector throw distance and your seating distance. A common rule is to sit at 1.5x to 2.5x the screen width. Use our Screen Finder or contact our team — we will work it out from your room dimensions and projector specs.
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What is the difference between an electric and a fixed-frame screen?
Fixed-frame screens offer the flattest surface for dedicated home cinemas. Browse Fixed Frame Screens. Electric screens retract when not in use, ideal for multi-purpose rooms. Browse Electric Screens.
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Can I install a TrueThrow screen myself?
Yes — all TrueThrow screens are designed for straightforward DIY installation and ship with full instructions, mounting hardware, and a spirit level guide. Fixed-frame screens typically take 30-60 minutes for two people. Installation guides, mounting hardware, and a spirit level guide are all included.
- General
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Do I need an ALR/CLR screen, or will Matte White work?
If your room is fully dark when you watch, Matte White gives the most accurate colour for less money. If you watch with lights on or during the day, an ALR/CLR screen matched to your throw type will noticeably outperform it. Use our Screen Finder to get a personalised recommendation.
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What screen gain should I look for?
For standard throw projectors in a controlled-light room, gain 1.0–1.1 is the neutral reference — accurate colour and a wide 160° viewing cone. ALR fabrics run at gain 0.8–1.0 and compensate through ambient light rejection rather than brightness. Gain 1.4 is the ceiling within the TrueThrow range (Fresnel UST only). No TrueThrow screen exceeds 1.4, so hotspotting is not a concern. For ALR/CLR screens, gain is less critical than the rejection angle. Use our Screen Finder to get a matched recommendation for your setup.
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What projector brightness do I need for a good image?
For a dark room with a 100" screen, 1500-2000 lumens is usually sufficient. Larger screens or rooms with ambient light need 3000+ lumens. Laser projectors rated at 2000 ANSI lumens often look brighter than lamp projectors at the same spec. If unsure, use our Screen Finder and enter your projector model.
- Buying Mistakes to Avoid
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How do I know which material is right for my room?
It comes down to three things: your projector throw type (and mounting, if Short Throw), how much ambient light your room has, and how wide your seating area is. Use our Screen Finder to get matched to the right material automatically, or talk to our engineers — free advice, no obligation.
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Is a higher gain screen always better?
No — and this is one of the most common buying mistakes. High-gain screens (above 1.4) boost brightness but create a narrow sweet spot and visible hot-spotting at the centre. For most home cinema setups, gain 1.0-1.3 gives a more natural, uniform image. Higher gain only makes sense when you have a low-lumen projector and a narrow, centred seating row.