Duronic Bar Projector Screen BPS50 / 43 Wall Mountable 50” Projection Screens for Home Office School Matte White Movie Screen with 4:3 Aspect Ratio for Movie Nights Home Cinemas Office Presentations

Bought this for my VW T6.1 campervan . It is the perfect size for the space . Fixed it onto the pop- up roof edge with 2 hooks . Amazing picture quality for the price

This is great value- I’ve put this above my tv and is easily stored when not in use. Just take it out of box and it’s ready to go- no assembly needed. I’ve attached to wall with 2 picture hanging hooks- it’s not very heavy. No need to pin it up- just open the Velcro holders and gently roll it down- rolling up- same process. No wrinkles on screen. Very sturdy, and good picture quality when projector’s on. Works well with my projector!

Arrived with one of the triangular hoops missing a rivet. I decided to return the item, then a couple hours later I decided to secure the hoop by squirting a load of super glue around the loose area ! So I cancelled the return as I wasn't in a position to wait around for collection, then re-order again.Product is good however, sturdy and compact.I bought it to fit in the front (tall bit) of the pop top of my VW T6.1 so I could watch movies etc with my Nebula Capsule 3. This is an epic set up ! the Nebula is fixed to the ceiling via a cheap CCTV mounting bracket which works a treat.Overall I'm pleased with the product, just a shame one of the rivets was missing which was a big disappointment.

This screen is a much better option than the cloth style screens ( which I find rather see-though). It's also a reasonable price, especially if you want something budget friendly.The screen is a good size, thick and can be easily rolled up when not in use. The image quality looks nice and clear, and there's the option to either hang it on a wall or from the ceiling.The screen arrives rolled up and well protected in a large tube. There's a velcro strap enabling the screen to be rolled up if preferred, and as the screen arrives rolled, initially there are some roll lines on the screen. I found that these do drop out once hung up for a while as the weight of the screen help to pull it flat.There's a couple of sticky back hooks included. I personally wouldn't advise using these, as although the screen isn't super heavy, it isn't lightweight either. It really needs to be hung with screws or proper hooks. I used large picture hooks for ours and they work great.Overall I'm really happy with the screen - it fits our wall perfectly and provides a great quality picture.

Very happy for the price... Added privacy I fixed it over my bedroom window being on ground floor.Picture shown with light off and on to show size... Obviously better without light.If I had any complaint it's lack of communication from seller but as I say, for the price it's a bargain... Bare in mind it's a 43 something screen and not 16:9 which I overlooked but as you can see it's not really a problem... The 43 one is to cater mainly for square movies hence not totally rolled to max size (rested on radiator)It does sag slightly in middle due to weight and ripple lines from being rolled small.... Would not happen if rolled with wider tube for delivery but as per pic not noticed when film on.Personally I'm changing it for a 16:9 screen advertised on prime for round £70

Screen quality is fine and it was easy to put up with a couple of screw in hooks in the ceiling (not the ones provided). Only downside is rolling it back up - for the price I would have expected a roller blind type mechanism but instead it requires rolling up manually, which means having to climb up to reach the ceiling to fasten it when rolled.

Ok. So I prevously purchased a 90 inch 16:9 screen from a good seller prior. £40. It was pretty good but I realised it was basically a triple thick (think duvet) sheet. The creases was a pain.I didn't think that for around the same price this would be much different and thought the 4:3 ratio would also distract. I was so so wrong. This is more of a very think canvas (and doesn't hold the creases) and has proper black out backing so no light from behind comes in or goes out. Seriously, it is so much heaver so holds down way better and still allows a 90inch 16:9 ratio projection in the middle. Also even with my 1080p 800 lumins projector it makes all the difference. And shipping was really quick too and well secured in the shipping box.Now to convince the wife for the electronic 100inch one! :P

The screen looked gi-huge when it arrived. Only a little shorter when taken out of the packaging. I bought two little ornate ceiling hooks which I put up just in front of the double doors to the conservatory, which are permanent, ready for the screen. Closed the curtains, hooked the screen on, unrolled it, and ready to go. Took about 30 seconds. Taking down, roll it up, (from the middle) secure with the velcro strap, and unhook, takes about a minute. I've used it showing films to my daughters and grandson, and it is ideal. Considering it was in the daytime, as long as you have ok curtains, it works great. Can't complain at all. You'd need hooks on the outside wall in the garden for use outside, as that's probably the only way, without sturdy stands which would add extra cost, it would work.