Projector Screens

Featuring the best projector screens in Australia

ArchiPro understands the importance of high definition, vibrant images. ArchiPro has selected only the best projector screens in Australia to make this happen. Projectors are becoming a popular addition to homes in Australia and have the added benefit of being easier on the eyes.

Paired with equally high-quality projectors, these home theatre screens are carefully selected for endurance, functionality and elegance. Some exciting features of these screens include light absorbing frames and carefully selected materials to ensure a truly cinematic viewing experience.

Types of projector screens

Portable projector screens

Portable projector screens are placed on a tripod or frame and can be moved from room to room as they are needed. These can come in various sizes.

Wall/ceiling mounted screens

These screens are fixed in either the wall or ceiling and can be retracted when they are not in use.

Fixed frame projector screen

A fixed frame projector screen is intended to permanently be ‘open’ and not retracted. It lacks the mechanisms to be retracted or readily moved.

The advantages of high quality projector screens

The use of projectors, matched with high quality projector screens allows for an extremely comfortable viewing experience. Projector screens display reflected light from a projector, rather than emitted light. This creates less eye strain, which many people have grappled with in the past. A high quality projector screen also ensures that the reflected images are both vibrant and true to colour. This allows details in films to be showcased like never before, making them increasingly sought after in Australia.

How to choose a projector screen that’s right for you

The main consideration to be made when deciding which projector screen to buy is the size of the space that the screen will be fitting into. A large space can utilise a larger screen and allows for a comfortable seating distance. As a general rule, the most comfortable viewing distance from the screen is twice the width of the screen. Also, keep in mind the resolution of your projector, the higher the resolution the larger your projector screen can be.