Out of sight when not in use
Retracted into its housing, it leaves no visual clutter in the room.
Specialist spaces
Hidden in its casing when not in use, it lowers precisely at a single command.

What does it do?
A motorised projection screen disappears into its housing when not in use and lowers with a single command when the presentation or film begins. From home cinemas to meeting rooms, it sits at the centre of the picture.
Retracted into its housing, it leaves no visual clutter in the room.
Lighting, blackout blinds and projector respond to the same command.
Tensioning keeps the fabric flat, free of ripples.
The drop position is stored, so it stops at the same point every time.
Why this system?
Motorised Projection Screen stands out in the situations below. We can assess whether it suits your space during a site visit.
Set up so the window roller blinds close as the screen lowers.
When the suspended ceiling detail is planned in advance, the housing disappears completely.
The aspect ratio is chosen to match the projector in use.
In real spaces

Technical overview
Final dimensions, fabric and motor specifications are planned after a site visit. These are the points we discuss when making a decision.
Frequently asked questions
The weight of the bottom bar tensions the fabric; for large screens we recommend a side tensioning system.
Grey gain surfaces preserve contrast in ambient light, but the best results come with blackout.
Connected to automation, the projector, screen and blackout all start with a single command.
Is this system right for you?
We can see whether Motorised Projection Screen suits your space during a free site visit.
Arrange a site visit