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Question: Making frame portable to bring inside. Is it possible that a top and bottom support would have enough tension to remove wrinkles?
Document: Comes folded but not heavily creased, cleaning is easy and needs to be stretched to remove wrinkles. Building a frame like a painters canvas is best.
Canvas arrived folded but stretched out nicely. Attached at top and bottom to 16ft long 1x3s with staples, rolled and stapled again. Attached to supporting structure at top, pulled tight and tacked at bottom.Worked PERFECTLY for our neighborhood movie night. Picture looked amazing on this screen. Will store for next summers events!
good material. Solid. Very well priced. Almost rubbery. Wrinkles come out when stretched. Problem is that with a 2400 lumen projector (epson 3020), it still isn't enough gain in my poorly- light controlled room. My fault. but good screen
The movie picture quality was great. However I could not remove all creases in the cloth even though it was hanging for several days. If possible, I suggest rolling the material when shipping.
I  wanted a huge screen, and custom making was the only way to do it! I did not want my screen to warp, so I used very straight 2x4's and then turn buckles and wire to make sure it was and stayed square. For a 16:9 screen I ended up making it 77 by 137 inches which was the biggest I could make to able to fit through a door to bring it outside to watch a movie.
It did however take SEVERAL hours to build the frame, let alone the drive time and purchase price of the frame materials. However, I would do it again in a heartbeat. If my two year old daughter stabs a hole in the screen, I will order another without a second thought. I ordered this and the 60' of felt tape from his website directly (sorry amazon).
I ordered this product to complete my DIY Home Theater projector screen (16:9, 142in Diag). It took a lot of stretching to get a smooth, crease free surface, but it eventually turned out fantastic! I am 100% satisfied and would order from this vendor in the future.Side note, waste of time stretching velvet over the wooded frame, just use a flat paint and it completes the task just as well.
When unpacked and unfolded, the folding lines did not go out right away, only after I added grommets I was able to tension the screen around my frame. I had to do a 'second round' of tensioning the screen a bit more, and all folds as good as disappeared. I have installed it now 3 weeks ago, and only if I look up close I can see minor lines where some of the heaviest folds have been, most have completely disappeared.
The cloth is good but after making the screen exactly how it's supposed to be made and stretching it properly. The dent/winkles in the cloth did not and still have not came out. I feel there's nothing I can do because I'm not going through the whole process of redoing the screen.
I wish I had used this product years ago! I have used the wall in my theatre room for the last couple years,thinking it was good enough.Not even close! Get this screen cloth and see what you've been missing.
Answer: You really need to stretch the material to avoid any wrinkles.  I built my frame in the basement and stretched it over and then put about 500 staples in it across.  I still had a few wrinkles that I had to re-stretch to get out.  If you were going to build it to be portable, you may want to build it using solid hinges that fold in half and then stretch the material over it and secure it down.  That way if you fold it over, it will always be the same size when opening it.