Installing an outdoor projector screen requires a lot of consideration and planning; the first thing to do is pick a suitable projector for outdoor use. If you want to hang an outdoor projector screen, these are the steps to take. Get the angles right: You need to get the angles right because the last thing your want is your audience to stray their necks. The best angle is 45 degrees at most. Measure the length from the left to right seats and pick a spot at the center. This way, the audience in the middle will face the projector directly; those on the extreme left and right will not strain their necks. Calculate the throw distance: The ideal throw distance for an outdoor projector is a long distance, but you need to get the distance right. Depending on the model you are using, consult the manual, then measure the distance between where the projector will be placed and where the screen will be. Set up the base: Now that you know where the screen should be, set the base or mount. The base of the screen has to be solid so go for a stable structure that can handle the screen’s weight and strong winds. Outdoor projectors are sold with scaffold mounts and installed according to their design. So do well to follow the instructions in the manual to set it up. Apply Weights: Just to be on the safe side, we recommend that you apply weights to the base of the month to serve as wind guards. Any weighty item like a big stone or rock will suffice. With the mount in place, you can then hang your projector screen.