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Screen Type | Fixed Frame |
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Gain | 1.1 |
Frame Color | Black |
Frame Material | Aluminum |
Frame Surface | Velvet |
Screen Material | CineWhite |
Viewing Angle | 160° |
Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
Installation | Wall-mounted |
Screen Format | 16:9 |
Available Sizes | 100", 110", 120", 135", 150" |
Instructions on wearing gloves before starting the installation process.
Guidance on connecting center joints to horizontal frames and fastening with screws.
Steps for inserting elbow joints into the slots of the short vertical frame.
Procedure for inserting horizontal long frames into elbow joints and securing them.
Unrolling the screen material onto a clean surface or protection sheet.
Guiding tension rods into the edges of the screen material corners.
Placing pre-installed springs into the designated holes on the screen material.
Using a spring hook to attach the four corners of the screen to the frame.
Finalizing screen attachment by installing springs at center point locations.
Placing the center support bar into the top groove of the frame.
Sliding the top end of the bar into the center point for stability.
Finding a suitable wall location and marking drill-hole areas using a stud finder.
Drilling holes in the wall according to the specified bit size for anchors.
Aligning wall brackets with drilled holes and securing them with screws.
Positioning the frame onto top brackets and pulling down the bottom frame.
Ensuring the installation area is clear of obstructions like furniture or outlets.
Using proper anchors and a structurally sound surface for weight support.
Advising careful handling of high-quality velour-surfaced aluminum frame parts.
Covering the screen with a furniture sheet to protect it from dirt and impurities.
Using a damp soft cloth with warm water to clean the frame surface.
Warning against using any solutions, chemicals, or abrasive cleaners on the screen.
Avoiding touching the screen with fingers, tools, or sharp/abrasive objects.
Keeping spare parts out of reach of small children according to safety guidelines.