Our ceiling recessed motorised screens are manufactured from PVC material with a Fibreglass core. They have a matte white front for the display and a black backing. This combination means that the projector screens can be fitted in front of windows and doors and light will not penetrate through the screen. Lots of our customers ...
Did you know that projector screens can be almost invisible when not in use. If you are looking to turn your regular lounge into a home cinema then you will want a discrete system. This is where hiding your projector screen is essential. For this you need to select a motorised projector screen, which can retract back into the ...
As people look to obtain bigger screens projectors have grown in popularity providing 100inch plus viewing in peoples homes. Once you have selected your projector you are going to want to think about where to place it. Depending on your projector model setup can take a little time to perfect. Using the projector with a mount ...
If you are incorporating a projector into your normal living room then it is important that it can not only play movies but also work for your everyday TV viewing. The good news is that with the addition of an AV receiver you can use your projector for just about anything. This means you can watch: • Sky • Virgin • Bluray ...
Setting up your home cinema system, and getting it right, is as much concerned with the work you do before you get it as that you do after. The sound of a movie is as equally important as the visual at truly immersing yourself in the home cinema experience.Different Speaker ConfigurationsAudio accounts for 50% of the cinema ...
As well as watching movies or streaming services on your projector you may want to connect it up to play games via an XBOX or Playstation. This is completely fine and easy to do with the addition of an AV Receiver. How do I connect my xbox/Playstation to my projector?Connecting your XBOX or Playstation to your projector ...
When we say home cinema most people imagine a dark dedicated room which is solely used for watching movies. But what if you don’t have the extra room for a dedicated home cinema room, or you don’t want a room to be restricted to a single use. Can you take your ordinary living room and turn it into a home cinema? The answer is ...