When you don't have to worry about much ambient light, a white screen is your best bet. In total darkness, a good white screen will reflect the projector's image colors most accurately. A flexible material will be easiest to install over a DIY frame and fold for storage between uses.

If total darkness is not possible, a gray screen is your best bet. When the screen is gray and there are sources of ambient light near the projected image, the black images will appear a bit closer to black than they would on a white screen.

When you don't have to worry about much ambient light, a gray screen is your best bet. In total darkness, a good white screen will reflect the projector's image colors most accurately. A flexible material will be easiest to install over a DIY frame and fold for storage between uses.

When you don't have to worry about much ambient light, a white screen is your best bet. In total darkness, a good white screen will reflect the projector's image colors most accurately. Our standard method of finishing is to wrap the edges all the way around with black vinyl to create a 2.5-inch border, then install black grommets all the way around. This lets you easily grab the screen with a bungee, wire, hook, or anything else to make hanging a very large projector screen a breeze!.

If total darkness is not possible, a gray screen is your best bet. When the screen is gray and there are sources of ambient light near the projected image, the black images will appear a bit closer to black than they would on a white screen. Our standard method of finishing is to wrap the edges all the way around with black vinyl to create a 2.5-inch border, then install black grommets all the way around. This lets you easily grab the screen with a bungee, wire, hook, or anything else to make hanging a very large projector screen a breeze!

If total darkness is not possible, a gray screen is your best bet. When the screen is gray and there are sources of ambient light near the projected image, the black images will appear a bit closer to black than they would on a white screen. Our standard method of finishing is to wrap the edges all the way around with black vinyl to create a 2.5-inch border, then install black grommets all the way around. This lets you easily grab the screen with a bungee, wire, hook, or anything else to make hanging a very large projector screen a breeze!

A DIY hanging screen kit takes out the guesswork. We supply the screen, fittings and bungees needed to make a basic frame. When you don't have to worry about much ambient light, a white screen is your best bet. In total darkness, a good white screen will reflect the projector's image colors most accurately. A flexible material will be easiest to install over a DIY frame and fold for storage between uses.

A DIY hanging screen kit takes out the guesswork. We supply the screen, fittings and bungees needed to make a basic frame. When you don't have to worry about much ambient light, a white screen is your best bet. In total darkness, a good white screen will reflect the projector's image colors most accurately. A flexible material will be easiest to install over a DIY frame and fold for storage between uses.

A DIY hanging screen kit takes out the guesswork. We supply the screen, fittings and bungees needed to make a basic frame. If total darkness is not possible, a gray screen is your best bet. When the screen is gray and there are sources of ambient light near the projected image, the black images will appear a bit closer to black than they would on a white screen.

A DIY standing screen kit takes out the guesswork. We supply the screen, fittings and bungees needed to make a basic frame. When you don't have to worry about much ambient light, a white screen is your best bet. In total darkness, a good white screen will reflect the projector's image colors most accurately.

A DIY standing screen kit takes out the guesswork. We supply the screen, fittings and bungees needed to make a basic frame. If total darkness is not possible, a gray screen is your best bet. When the screen is gray and there are sources of ambient light near the projected image, the black images will appear a bit closer to black than they would on a white screen.

A DIY standing screen kit takes out the guesswork. We supply the screen, fittings and bungees needed to make a basic frame. If total darkness is not possible, a gray screen is your best bet. When the screen is gray and there are sources of ambient light near the projected image, the black images will appear a bit closer to black than they would on a white screen.