Thin Bezel Fixed Frame Screen
The fixed frame screen with Fresnel ALR (Ambient Light Rejecting) fabric represents the pinnacle of projection screen technology. Precision‑engineered for ultra-short-throw projectors and laser TV systems, with select models also optimized for standard-throw projectors. Featuring advanced micro-optical structures, this premium screen delivers exceptional image clarity, richly vibrant colors, and deep, inky contrasts—even in brightly lit environments.
*Please note that due to continuous product upgrades, the installation methods for different batches may vary slightly, but the overall steps remain the same.
Thin Bezel Fixed Frame Screen
Designed for Ultra Short Focus. Engineered for Perfection
1.2 Gain. Perfect Balance. Pure Picture.
Engineered for Ultra Short Throw — Zero Hotspot, Perfect Uniformity
- Reflects steep-angle projector light efficiently toward the viewer, ensuring uniform brightness and eliminating hotspots.
- Rejects ambient light from above and the sides, dramatically improving contrast and color accuracy—even in bright rooms.
- Offers optimized gain and narrow viewing angles, concentrating light where it’s needed most.
120° of Pure Cinema — Everyone Gets the Best Seat.
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Whats Fresnel ALR Screen?
- A Fresnel ALR (Ambient Light Rejecting) screen is a high-performance projection screen designed to deliver bright, high-contrast images even in well-lit environments. It uses a specialized optical structure based on the Fresnel lens principle, combined with micro-louver or angular reflective technology, to selectively reflect light from the projector while rejecting ambient light coming from above, below, or the sides.
What Size does this Fresnel ALR screen have?
- We can provide Fresnel ALR fixed frame screen in size 80",84",92",100",110" and 120"
Can I customize screen size?
- Yes, you can customize the size of the screen, up to a maximum of 120 inches.
What type of projector is this ALR screen used for?
- This Fresnel ambient light rejecting (ALR) screen is designed for Ultra short throw projectors.If need a standard throw projector screen,Click here
What size of projection screen should I buy?
| Viewing Distance | Recommended Screen Size (16:9) |
|---|---|
| 2.0 – 2.5 m | ≤ 84 inches |
| 2.5 – 3.0 m | 84 – 100 inches |
| 3.0 – 4.0 m | 100 – 120 inches ✅ (most popular for living rooms) |
| 4.0 – 4.5 m | 120 – 135 inches |
| ≥ 5.0 m | 150 inches or larger |
Why do I need to use a projection screen? Can't I use a white wall?
- A clean, smooth, matte-finish, truly white wall in a light-controlled room can work reasonably well for casual use. However, for consistent brightness, accurate colors, better contrast, and a professional viewing experience, a dedicated projection screen is strongly recommended.Using a dedicated projection screen offers several important advantages:
Consistent Reflectivity: Projection screens are engineered with uniform surface materials that reflect light evenly, ensuring consistent brightness and color across the entire image. Walls often have texture, paint sheen variations, or subtle discolorations that can distort the picture.
Optimized Gain and Viewing Angle: Screens are designed with specific gain levels and diffusion characteristics to balance brightness and viewing angles. A white wall typically has low and unpredictable gain, which may result in a dimmer or uneven image.
Color Accuracy: High-quality screen materials maintain better color fidelity. Many white paints contain additives or tints (e.g., "off-white" or blue undertones) that can skew colors in your projected image.
Reduced Hotspots and Glare: Projection screens minimize hotspots and ambient light reflections better than most walls, especially glossy or semi-gloss paints.
Professional Appearance: A proper screen provides a clean, framed image with defined borders, enhancing the viewing experience and aesthetic.
Can I install this ALR fixed frame screen myself?
- Absolutely! You can easily install it yourself by following the user manual or watching the installation guide video. Typically, two people can complete the setup in about 1 to 2 hours.
Is a higher gain always better for a projector screen?
- Narrower viewing angles – image dims or washes out when viewed off-center
- Reduced color accuracy – colors may appear oversaturated or shifted
- Poorer uniformity – risk of hotspots, glare, or visible texture
- Increased sensitivity to ambient light in some designs
