Projection Screen Guides
Practical advice on choosing, sizing, and installing projection screens — written by the engineers who build them.

Almost every projector and screen is 16:9 — but knowing why, and when 2.35:1 CinemaScope or 4:3 matters, helps you avoid setup mistakes and choose correctly....
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The wrong cloth or cleaning product can permanently scratch or strip a projector screen's optical coating. Here's the safe, correct cleaning method for matte...
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Fresnel and ALR screens both reject ambient light — but they're designed for completely different projectors and are not interchangeable. Using the wrong one...
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A $500 CAD budget gets you a genuinely excellent projector screen — if you spend it in the right category. This guide covers every screen type available unde...
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An acoustic transparent screen lets you place speakers directly behind the screen — the same way commercial cinemas do it. Here's how they work, how they aff...
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Higher gain doesn't always mean a better image. Gain affects viewing angle, colour accuracy, and how your screen performs in different rooms. This guide expl...
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Fixed frame screens deliver the flattest image and simplest installation. Electric screens disappear when not in use. Here's how to choose between them based...
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Standard matte white screens are excellent in dark rooms. ALR screens are essential in bright rooms. Here's exactly what each type does, what the trade-offs ...
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A living room projection setup has to work with ambient light, look good when not in use, and suit multiple viewers. Here's how to choose the right screen — ...
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Buying a projector screen in Canada means navigating brokerage fees, currency markups, and limited retail selection. This guide covers what's actually availa...
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Ambient light is the main reason living room projection fails. ALR screens fix it. Here's how they work, which type suits your projector, and which TrueThrow...
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Should you buy a projector and screen, or just get a big TV? This guide breaks down the real cost, picture quality, and setup differences — so you can make t...
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The screen doesn't affect input lag — but it does affect contrast, colour, and multiplayer viewing angles. Here's what to look for in a gaming projector screen.
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Step-by-step guide to installing a fixed frame projector screen. Covers frame assembly, wall marking, bracket mounting, and fabric tensioning — no specialist...
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UST projectors sit inches from the screen. Standard throw projectors mount across the room. This comparison covers screen compatibility, room requirements, c...
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The Dangbei Mars Pro's high brightness makes it ideal for ALR screens. Compare TrueThrow fixed frame options for dark rooms and bright living rooms.
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