121″ Diagonal Rear Projection Material Rear Projection Screen (108″ x 55″)

Carl’s Place is the internet’s leading DIY resource for quality projector screen material, projection screens and DIY projector screen kits at a great low price! Rear Projection Screen Material, sometimes called Rear Projection Film, is the easiest surface to use when you need to place your projection equipment in the back of the screen. Your DIY Rear Projection Screen is a high-tech product which features a natural and clear image and works best in a dark setting where ambient light is controlled. This translucent screen surface allows the image to pass through the screen. The translucent gray screen works best with a bright projector (2,000+ lumens). Rear Projector Material is best for a fixed frame where it is going to be stretched evenly to a frame in all four directions. It also works for our tension-mounted Finished Edge Screens, Hanging Projector Screen Kits & Standing Projection Screen Kits (2 Kit Sizes). You must project onto the smooth side of your Rear Projection Film. Why buy Rear Projection Film? It’s an effective way to hide your projection equipment! Or search “Carl’s Place Projector Screen” to see all Carl’s products.

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Rear Projection Screen Material, sometimes called Rear Projection Film, is the easiest surface to use when you need to place your projection equipment in the back of the screen.
Your DIY Rear Projection Screen is a high-tech product which features a natural and clear image and works best in a dark setting where ambient light is controlled
This translucent screen surface allows the image to pass through the screen. The translucent gray screen works best with a bright projector (2,000+ lumens).
Rear Projector Material is best for a fixed frame where it is going to be stretched evenly to a frame in all four directions.
You must project onto the smooth side of your Rear Projection Film.