Elite Screens Designer Cut 135" Diag. 16:9, 4K/8K Ultra HD Front/Rear DIY Raw Projector Screen Material, WraithVeil Dual Projection Screen, RM-135H-DUAL

we’ll packaged and protected, could have come with install instructions, but that is easy enough to find online. great quality product, easy to work with and install, was actually quite easy to avoid wrinkles, which was my biggest fear. material is slightly stretchy, but not overly, and is quite thick. i was also afraid that the back braces would show through, but they don’t due to the black backing and nice taught fabric.i set up a 8’ wide 16/9 screen in a 10’x12’ room with 5.1 sound. picture quality of the screen is excellent and well worth the $. i was hoping for a bit less ambient light reflection in the room, but it is reduced from the temporary white wall.image is much less washed out during the day, but still not great without blackout curtains reducing 90+% of the outside light.

Great screen, worked perfectly for my needs. I no longer have the color bleeding i was getting from my spandex screen. Acousticly transparent and a superb image, paired with a Hisence C2. Highly recommend this screen for diy.

STAY AWAY! Just use blackout cloth. I want my money back for this trash. Thought this would be a good product the way it was advertised. We purchased the rolled screen to avoid creases and were very careful when stretching out the screen to get all of the creases out. Without an image on the screen it looks flat and stretched perfectly. The screen feels taut and no visible imperfections when the lights are on with no image on the screen. However, as soon as you put a bright and somewhat uniform image like a skyline on the screen, horrible lines appear that make watching and enjoying a film almost impossible. You’re attention is immediately drawn to the ripples in the hot spot of the screen. This has to be due to material uniformity itself since the screen appears perfectly stretched when inspected without an image. I built my last 135” screen with blackout cloth from Carl’s Place and that was 1,000,000% better. Others have mentioned a hot spot in the middle with darkening of the image towards the edges of the screen and I experienced the same issue (look at solid color photos). Stay “far far away” from this product! Photos are without flash taken on iPhone 12 Pro Max with no editing.

I bought the Acoustic Transparent Ultra-fine Knit/Weaved and it's excellent quality material.It has a nice thickness and it was easy to work with, it's not that stretchy.I'm happy with Screen material good value for money

I’m really happy with this CineGray screen material. It has a black backing so there’s no light penetration. It’s made from a high quality, durable gray vinyl. The colors and the contrast really pop on this as opposed to some of the others that I’ve tried.I built my own 120” inch frame and didn’t do a perfect job, but it turned out just fine and really enhances the television experience. I would highly recommend this screen over the cheaper ones.I’m using it with the Reeder 4K projector that I also purchased here on Amazon.

Didn't have the effect needed

I was scared it would have creases because of some reviews, and it did come out of the packaging that way. But once I stretched it out on the frame I made, it was flawless. It does look gray, but I thought it might be a little darker; either way, it's amazing. Movie nights are insane.

The screen material itself was nice, and the contrast was was great.. however do not purchase for a laser projector because it creates crazy amounts of laser speckle. Even so I would have kept it, except.....My material arrived with roller imprints. It also had evenly spaced creases. Now the creases didn't bother me so much, ash that can be somewhat expected, and once the material is stretched and left to "relax" they do go away, and after two weeks of being stretched out they did go away/become way less visible. The roller imprints did not go away at all. (Roller imprints circled in red, crease in cyan) there was more than one row of the imprints, but one of them wasn't as obvious as the other in photos. I'm pretty sure there were 3 rows of them, but one them wouldn't have actually been on my screen since I ordered larger than i needed.Honestly I'm surpised by this. It was packaged well. How they managed to get that one the roll and no one noticed the imprints/creases is beyond me. But for the amount of money spent on a few yards of material that's unacceptable.Now to see how much Hassel they give me about the return condition. Since it was so large and the material is so sensitive it was impossible to get back on the roller for shipping without causing "trauma" to it. But I never should have had to re-roll it in the first place if the product didn't arrive the way it did.Other than the roller divits and creases from the machinery, it is a great screen material. Oh well.