Projector Screen DIY Elastic Polyester Material 59x105 inch for Max 130 inch 16:9 Projection Screen Economical Black Backing 4K Ultra HD Front Projection Textile Fabric

The media could not be loaded. I made my own screen using this material and some 1X2 poplar boards for the frame. I use light-duty 1/4" staples to secure the screen to the frame. Works great. I am VERY pleased with how cheap I was able to make this screen ($100 for wood and brackets, plus this screen in gray). Will buy again if my screen gets damaged.

The media could not be loaded. Bought this projector screen fabric not expecting much better than a painted wall. Boy was i wrong. The picture is vibrant and clear even with a 60 watt bulb on overhead. I could go on about how great this projector material is but they say a picture is worth a thousand words. All the pictures are in a room lit by an overhead 60 watt bulb with the exception of one. Even that picture is subjected from 3 can lights about 14 feet away from the screen. I no longer have to watch T.V. in the dark...yeah!

As the pictures show built a homemade screen that turned out well but it was too transparent. The first screen material I picked up didn’t have the black backing so that the frame was visible through the image/screen.This material was affordable and the black backing is a great addition. I wish it was a little less stretchy and had less wrinkles to smooth out. In all I was able to cover my screen and smooth out any creases or lines. There are probably more expensive materials out there but this worked well for my budget and the pictures show the result was worth it.

The cloth is good, video quality ends up great, with dark tones and contrast being higher than the white screen ones, don’t even get me started on the translucent ones, where light passes through,This one is not that, it’s good at sending back the light and absorbing enough to not allow pass through,But and here’s the big one, seller needs to be more careful with cutting of the cloth, it came not a rectangle. It was some sort of a rectangle however poorly cut, not defined, not perfect, that’s not good,The perfect cut is needed given this screen doesn’t have the contrast black borders surrounding it, hence the sharp defined edge you need not present, I would note a potential improvement would be cut it straight or something although I can see how difficult it would be given cloth is silky to the feel and moves around.I recommend buying it, I do, it’s a good cloth, and that’s what you need, just sharpen up the edges some way, or use black tape or fabric create that edge that’s gonna sharpen the screen up

I built a wooden frame and first stapled a blackout cloth to it then used bungee rope to secure this projector screen over that (I wanted it to remain removable to wash if needed).I tested it without the blackout cloth and could see the frame through it. With the blackout cloth it works great, image is crisp and detailed and the blacks are blacker.

Worked great, easy to cut material, stretchy, and has great picture.

It's not transparent, and it adds A bit of contrast

The media could not be loaded. Tried it with my Vava 4k and Dell Laser projector. Great material to start.