Elite Screens 120" Wall Mount Fixed Frame Projector Screen Diagonal 16:9, 8K/4K Ultra Hd Ready, Aluminum Frame, Projection Screen for Indoor Home Movie Theater Cinema, SF120HW2, CineWhite 1.3 Gain

I just set up a new short throw projector and I had to have this screen. It is super easy to assemble and very solid. The quality of the screen is great and the picture is crystal clear. The size is perfect for watching sports, movies, or for my son gaming.

The screen was super easy to assemble and didn’t take very long to put together. It looks really good on the wall and it saves space in the family room as well. The picture quality is really good also when displaying the image from my projector, granted I have a decent projector that is a true 4k laser. I highly recommend this screen for any room that you may want to place this in your home. Great quality and decent price.

Great screen for the money. Assembly and installation took about an hour and a half. Instructions were clear and easy to follow. One suggestion would be to stretch the material by hand and not to pull so much on the springs to grab the screen edge. I had several springs that were stretched out causing the the black edge of the screen to be visible in several locations. It gave the edge a wavy look. A call to Elite and a couple days later I had a new set of springs and the issue was solved. I added a few more of the additional springs to make sure the screen stayed in place and tight. Purchased the 120" and using an Optoma GT1080 Darbee and the picture is great.

My old screen had less gain so I expected this one to be brighter by a large amount. It is brighter but I guess not as much as I expected for the $$. Once you get it assembled there are no wrinkles in the screen at all. The system comes packaged nicely and the screen material is well protected and comes rolled up with brown paper on the screen side to protect it. Once assembled the frame seems pretty solid. I only really have 2 big gripes; first the protective mat you are supposed to put down (and you do need something or the felt I am sure would pick up all kinds of stuff from the floor) came either melted or glued to itself and was not super useful. I wound up using the wrap the frame came in and some other stuff to keep it off the floor. The second gripe is the top to bottom measurement for the brackets. Way off based on the manual and had to reset the bottom brackets further down so they would work after I measured based on the manual and put them on the wall. Will see how it holds up over time.

I just assembled and installed this last night. I must say, it was super easy to assemble and the screen part with the springs was definitely my fear... but even that was so easy to set up. They give you the right toolsets and it comes out perfect without any crease! Definitely would recommend!

Due to poor quality control there is no way to assemble the screen. One bar was missing holes to bolt frame together.

Screen looks like a movie theater, very happy and seller was quick to respond with questions A++

I watched a YouTube video before assembling. It took about 2 hours mainly because the printed directions were a little confusing. They implied the wall brackets need installed above and below. They only go at the top of the frame. I upgraded from a $50 Yangood wall screen and the difference was night and day. The only thing the directions really missed. The top of the screen part of the frame is 1/4 of an inch below the bottom of the bracket. I would definitely recommend this if you're wanting a fixed frame screen.

Overall, we’re really happy with this purchase. It looks great, and so far seems to be of good quality. Assembly was relatively painless for the most part. We did have an issue with the insertion of the tension rods on one side where the hole provided wasn’t large enough, and we had to struggle to get it in without causing too much damage. It’s super important that you’re careful when installing the springs. Make sure you attach them to the tension rod and try hard not to break the holes provided. Read the instructions thoroughly all the way through before starting so you don’t make any errors.

I am using g a HD projector and the picture is fantastic. You really need 2 people to put it together, the frame is simple but pulling the screen tight with the sprigs was somewhat difficult. You will look at it and think ...no way that's going to fit, but it does....it took my wife and I just over 2 hours to assemble it. Its tight but necessary....if you have wrinkles then my guess is tou have done something wrong, there is no way possible there will be wrinkles if it's assembled correctly. I have nothing bad to say about the screen.

Easy to install. Perfect quality

I have installed both the elite screen white 120" fixed and the silver ticket white 120" fixed. Good picture for the money I can run my projector in economic mode and it's bright. If you dont need the extra brightness gain and you are picky spend the money on the silver ticket screen. The silver ticket screen is easier to install and the screen material seems slightly better in quality.

This wasn't difficult at all. me and my wife assembled in 30 mins including finding blankets to lay out and keeping our 3 and 1 year olds in check. I can see how some might struggle with the springs but being just the average dude I think most can handle this no problem. Follow the instructions and you should be set. The center support bracket it not explained very well in instructions but a quick YouTube fixed that.