(16:9 | 126" Diag. 66x110-in.| ROLL/Tube) Carl's Blackout Cloth, Projector Screen Material, White, Gain 1.0

Ordered 110X270 to get as big as possible while still keeping a decent aspect ratio. The size was perfect. Carls Place provided exceptional customer service. They worked with me to get the right size and made sure I got it in time for our outdoor activity. The movie looked great on the blackout cloth. I decided to add brass grommets to the top so I could weave a small cable through for mounting - this material is fairly heavy and wanted to make sure it held to the top. I used two 10' portable DJ trusses (spaced apart by about 4 feet) to mount the 23' screen - using the cable on the top edge and then tarp clips along the sides to keep the screen taught. The night of the event was breezy and that turned out to cause a few problems. Since the screen material is solid (not porous at all) it acted like a 23' sail. Didn't take much wind to start pulling the trusses around - so tied the trusses down to the truck. Had to reattach tarp clips once in a while and the picture was distorted at times because of blowing in the wind, but it worked out great. I would definitely by from Carls Place again.

Do yourself a favor - spend the money and buy the rolled up version. You will save hours of work versus trying to stretch out the fabric with the folded version. I pulled it tight, and ended up bowing the lower left corner of the frame out as its pulling on the 1x3 frame I built. I fixed it for the time being by resting a large crow bar against this corner. Works, but not nearly as clean as I wanted.

I have religiously watched tutorials on how to assemble frame and why it was important to order this screen in a roll. It came on time, packaged well and not a wrinkle on it. Prior to that I had pre-assembled a frame and purchased a metal clamping tool plier things from harbor freight to stretch material. I have started by putting 4 staples in and following online guides worked myself around the frame stretching and stretching. I am by no means a professional and only places where I did not do a good enough job are the outer quarter inch in a couple of places. I would rate my first time diy work as 90% satisfactory which is plenty enough for me. I have purchased screen waaaaay bigger than I should have but I did it with intent of connecting my cable box to it and watching tv programs like walking dead. Realistically I could probably have gotten same width but shorter height but hey.... I will take bigger in case I ever put this into a different place where bigger screen is required.

The people who left bad reviews didn't read up before hand. I have never done anything like this before. I just read the instructions on how to make the frame and properly tension the screen. It is not as hard as everyone who left a bad review is making it out to be. It you tension it right the creases come right out, but again read up how to do it. There is a pattern that must be followed to get all the creases out. TAKE YOUR TIME!!! also buy the blackout fabric tape from them. It is a deep black that makes amazing contrast. Again this was the first time doing this. It's just for gaming really so it doesn't need to be perfect. I just need to adjust the projector to make the edges line up. But you can see the contrast where I don't have it lined up. Measure where you are going to put it first also. Where I chose to put it makes it look weird because this only house isn't square so it looks very off. The fabric is a deep white. Couldn't ask for more for the price it is great. Photos are in a very well lit room with an Epson Powerlite Home Cinema 3010 running on an Xbox One.

Great product for the price, I was able to create a 15' x 5' screen in my garage for less than $100 including the lumber and staples and it looks great and has a nice coating ( I accidently put it up backwards but it still looks great and there isn't much of a difference between the coated side and back side ) any ways I've got two projectors and they are hooked to a pc in which I'm setting up blending software ( hadn't set it up yet in photos that's why it looks alittle funky in the full screen photo ) I ordered the folded because I was looking for the cheapest I could go and just like the instructions say if you stretch it taught the creases go away almost immediately , these was a little left for a day but since then they've completely worked themselves out. I did NO ironing or any of that just stretched it on the frame like you would a canvas for a painting. Anyways couldn't be happier with the product and the price and it got to me super quick.

Heavy creases were in the screen since the material shipped folded. I understand that the item is oversized and needs to be folded in order to ship, but there has to be a more logical and cost effective way to ship the item than what is currently being done. Simply folding the item in half and rolling it can't be that complicated. Other than the creases, the item itself is great.

Great product. I was initially skeptical about the folding in the cloth but i built a 8x16 ft screen out of it just by stretching it and stappling it to the frame i built. Picture quality is excellent.

It was easy too work with. I bought folded material, but the folds came out easily, when stretched out. I got the 87 x 110 size material. I cut it to 87 x 55 laid it on it's side and made (2) 100 inch diagonal Projector Screens. Works great!