Duronic Projector Screen FFPS150 Wall Mountable HD Projection Screens, 150” Fixed Frame Movie Screen, 16:9 Ratio Home Theatre Cinema Screen, Ideal for Home, Classroom, Office Presentations

Bought the 120inch. Quality feels really good. I was projecting onto my wall but I would say image is abit better on the screen. As the screen has a border, I think it helps your eyes focus on the image and means that when watching dark scenes there is a defined edge rather than just blending into the wall.Setup was easy, took me over an hour on my own to build but this is because there are quite a few little screws which just take time. Stretching the screen onto the frame was easy, just take your time and stretch from alternative sides, making your way around the screen. Would probably need 2 people to hook it up on the wall, not because it’s that heavy but just to line up each bracket with the screw you have put in the wall.Overall it’s a great screen for the money.

I bought this screen to replace a pulldown budget screen. I rarely used the screen as I actually preferred projecting on to a plain wall as I could see the texture of the screen when in use which spoilt the image (sitting 10 feet away from a 92" screen). I decided to go for this fixed screen based on the reviews and it really has exceeded my expectations. Apart from the high build quality, the actual important part is that the screen material is excellent. I can't see the fabric at all when in use and the +1 gain has really added light to the image - particularly when watching 4K content that can be darker when being displayed. It is a huge jump up from the previous screen and surpasses the wall by a large margin!Assembly is relatively straightforward, however stretching the screen in to place takes a lot of effort and is certainly best as a two person job. The only other thing to bear in mind is that you need a fairly large area to assemble the screen as you do need a couple of extra feet around the screen to pull the screen tight onto the hooks.Overall highly recommended and once mounted looks amazing.

Overall I am very impressed with the screen. It feels premium with the black velvet borders and very easy to assemble indeed. My only gripe, and the reason I gave 3 stars for assembly, was that you use blocks to attach and screw into the each side to form the unit. One of the blocks screw holes were slightly off therefore unable to fully screw them in. They are half in and I can’t go any further due the angle but it’s up and fingers crossed ok so far. The screen is great quality and perfect once stretched over the pegs with no wrinkles at all. The instructions are downloadable through a QR code (I thought they didn’t have any at first, idiot...). For the money, I don’t think you could get any better than this and looks great on the wall!

Words cannot describe its beauty or quality, oll let the pictures speak for themselves, easy tonget up only needed 2 screws, screen is perfect no marks and fully stretched there's no bleed through at all, best sceen I ever bought

Good screen with clear bright picture once it is up. The reason for the lower rating is that the manufacturer had stuck a sticky label on the front facing frame. And it wasn’t even an easy peel sticker but one of the horrible ones you use for printing at home. To get it off (because why would you want a sticky label showing on your home cinema screen??) we had to use acetone, which also removes some of the paint. That then had to be covered up with a black sharpie! We would have sent it back but it is too much hassle and delay when you are working on a project. A decent screen let down by a stupid decision.

The media could not be loaded. Really pleased I decided to purchase this projector screen instead of a retractable one. It is really good quality and looks great in our movie room. It's not overly heavy so can easily hang on a stud wall without any worries of it falling, just use correct fittings.The velvet frame adds to the quality look and I think for around £125 it's really good value.We ordered a size bigger than we needed for now as in future we will move projector further away to fill the screen which will look even better.

I had to iron some wrinkles out but the rest sorted themselves out after a night of being taut

The media could not be loaded. I bought this 100” screen to replace an 84” 16:9 Panoview pull-down screen. I wanted something where the screen was held under tension to keep it flat and that could hang on the wall like a picture frame.Construction was relatively straightforward having read through once before starting to build it.The frame is covered in a very deep black velvet material which is a significant improvement on the black surrounds of the Panoview. I’d recommend constructing the frame on the packaging that comes with it as the velvet material picks up dust like crazy!The example pictures and video that I have attached are with a Nebula Solar 1080p 400 ANSI Lumen projector (ie nothing fancy or bright!) in the daytime with curtains closed. Picture is bright as can be expected and looks every bit as good as my old screen did.