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Question: Can you use this fabric without stretching on a frame? I would like to just hang it on a wall outside.
Document: I purchased this material to build a custom fixed-frame projector screen for a large venue. I used my own design for the screen which involved stretching the material over a 1x2 wood frame much like a painter would stretch canvas. The results were fantastic. I received nothing but positive feedback and a couple of requests to install more.My application required opaque cloth to block bright stage lights from behind the screen. This material delivered. There was no visible bleed from the rear of the screen.
I havent used it yet. my husband has yet to make the frame to mount it on. right now we are using a white cloth stretched over a picture frame and it works great but i would like my art work back. Quality seems very good an i am sure we will love it. heavy weight too.
What's not to like. Received as ordered and we use it. It's a durable and reliable product. I recommend it
Bought this blackout curtain to use with my HD projector. The image looks great! The fabric cleans off easily with a special fabric "eraser" that can be bought at any fabric store. Highly recommended buying this instead of spending hundreds on a "real" screen.
Stretching it perfectly is a problem. Definitely need two people to hang but its perfect once u get it stretched.
This material is slightly rubbery, which is perfect for using as a screen. I stretched it between two pieces of PVC pipe cemented into 5 gallon buckets. The slight tension between the two upright poles easily removes the creases in the material. When I'm finished I just fold it like a sheet and store it in a bin. I've used it 3 or 4 times to have friends over and watch a movie outside and it has been fantastic. Highly recommended!
built a portable pvc frame to hang the screen - easy to take down and fold - we put grommets in ours to make hanging easier
I redid my old D.I.U. screan using this material and it does look a lot better now. I had to use 2 & 1/2pieces of 4&#34; by 8&#34; (5/8 ths thick) osb wood as a wall to block 2 windows with my old design. With that I used big, long banner paper from Staples. For about 5 bucks a roll, banner paper actually works good as cheap screan if layered right.
This is high quality cloth for DIY screens....As most people would be aware, this cloth comes FOLDED....Since I was on a shoe string budget, I had to improvise. I spread out the cloth on the carpet, and had to IRON 3-4 times to take the deep creases off (Be careful for burn marks though! )....Only issue  (my fault actually) was that I had trouble stretching the cloth.
I bought this cloth so I can make a custom size projector screen (107x78) because I couldn't find the size I wanted. We watched our DLP projector on the basement wall which is off-white color. I bought 3 inches wide wood to make the frame and then attached the cloth on the frame with staple gun. I watched an online video, how to make a DIY projector screen. The picture quality looks FANTASTIC. The cloth has enhanced the colors.
Answer: Yes. The only thing that I would suggest is to let it hang for a while before its needed. The fabric will have wrinkles in it upon arrival. Other than that I don't think it would be a problem. I hope that this helps. Good luck