What type of screen, and what kind of mechanism? There is a multitude of solutions, ranging from a foldable, portable screen, through a hanging screen, a fixed screen or one stretched over a frame. Each application and environment requires a special screen with a corresponding aesthetic.
An electric or manual roll-up screen is chosen if it has to disappear when there is no projection, if the screen is located in front of a window or if it is situated cross-wise in a room.
Options for integrating into a false ceiling mean that the screen is totally retractable when there is no projection.
Despite the original design of some screens, they do not always constitute a décor item that is appropriate for every interior, so sometimes it is approrpriate for them to be hidden elegantly. Large-size roll-up screens (Nolimit and polivision) are the preferred solution in theatres and concert halls, conference centres or auditoria.
Screens stretched over a frame are the ideal solution when the room is
dedicated to projection
(suitcase-type screen).
The fabric remains completely flat as it is stretched on all 4 sides.
4 sub-categories can be singled out: