Projector Screens by Application

The right screen type depends on the room as much as the budget — ambient light, mounting space and how often the screen is used all matter. Pick your setting below for our recommended categories.

Home Theater

Dedicated and living-room home theatre setups typically call for a floor rising, tab tension or ALR screen depending on room light and available wall or floor space.

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Classroom

Classrooms need a screen that's simple to operate and durable under daily use — manual wall screens and standard motorized screens both suit this well.

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Corporate

Corporate meeting rooms and training halls generally use motorized or tab tension screens for a clean, professional look when the screen isn't in use.

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Conference Room

Conference rooms and boardrooms often specify ceiling mounted or tab tension screens sized to the table and seating layout.

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Auditorium

Auditoriums and large event halls typically need larger-format motorized or cinema-frame screens sized for viewing from the back row.

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Cinema

Mini-theatres and commercial screening rooms use SPS Acmera's curved cinema screen frames, including a 3D-ready variant.

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Education

Schools, colleges and training institutes commonly specify wall, tripod or motorized screens depending on room type and budget.

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Hotel

Banquet halls and hotel event spaces often use motorized or tripod screens that can be sized or repositioned for different event layouts.

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Commercial Spaces

Showrooms, retail displays and other commercial installations use a mix of wall, mobile and motorized screens depending on the space.

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