Silver Ticket Products STR Series 6 Piece Home Theater Fixed Frame 4K / 8K Ultra HD, HDTV, HDR & Active 3D Movie Projection Screen, 16:9 Format, 150" Diagonal, Grey Material STR-169150-G

For under $600 dollars I now have a great movie theater at home experience that I can share with friends and family.Did some research of different screens and decided on the 120 inch white screen Silver Ticket Productions. I chose this one because it sounds like the ideal size of screen picture for these lower cost HD 1080 projector is 80-120 inches. Now the projector seemed to look great even up to 200 inches that it says it goes to. I picked a Nexigo projector for like 250 dollars.So I picked this size screen for the projector I boughts ideal size and to start, the information available for these screens is great. I enjoyed looking at the differences of these Silver Tickets prices and why they are. I expect I'll upgrade to a bigger silver colored screen of theirs in the future. I wanted to try them out so I'm starting near the bottom of their products to start.Shipping was fast, I got the screen, a projector, and a projector stand. All arrived within 4 days with free normal shipping.Focusing here on the screen itself, the packaging was thorough, lots of packing tape to cut and we'll placed Styrofoam support protecting the metal and other parts. The directions could use more detail, because setup is super easy when you see it done. I went to and recommend watching a Silver Ticket Productions setup on YouTube. They cover and show how easy it is to setup in 6 minutes.The quality of the parts are excellent. You will need space on the floor to set this all up!I used the projector on a large white wall and then the screen to see the differences. I'll be honest, if you want to use a projector against a big wall you can and it works pretty darn well. I would say the screen adds greater detail, color, and depth of contrast to lights and darks. You really feel like you're in a movie theater!Overall it has been an excellent experience thus far. I will update if anything goes wrong. Otherwise I highly recommend. Definitely satisfied!

Purchased this screen for our home theater room I was working on setting up, and as I've now done two home theater set-ups (one in our previous home) I'm familiar with many aspects of installation on the various equipment one may own for such a set-up. The screen arrived with no damages and is well packed. It was fairly straight forward and easy to assemble with one minor, but understandable exception which I'll explain to maybe help people like me know of a critical step in the installation. In general, upon unpacking it, I was impressed with the overall quality of the components. The velvet wrap on the frame itself is made well, had no crush spots, precisely trimmed and glued with no perceivable slop. The frame pieces and joiners were all a precise fit. If you have any concerns about the center joint or mitre corners showing once assembled, don't. They completely disappear once everything is assembled and tightened down.As I tend to be a directions skimmer, I got all the way through assembling the screen to the point where you install the center brace which keeps the screen square in the middle due to the joints and to give it reinforcement. The screen material is very taught once installed and puts so much pressure on those joints, there was nearly a 1" deflection (inward bow) where the center joints were for the top and bottom. There was no way I could get that brace installed, until I read a little more. You have to unhook some of the screen at the middle to get the frame to relax some, then myself and another person pulling the frame in opposing directions at the center with moderate force was able to swing that brace in and redo the screen over its mounting nubs.I was able to build the screen mostly by myself until I got to the part of having to stretch and install the screen material onto the frame itself. Installing the center brace also required that second person. Finally, mounting it took the two of us to actually hang it on the wall due to it's overall size. It's otherwise not heavy as most of it's components are made out of aluminum.If I have any complaint and this is so minor that I debated mentioning it... the screen material itself is a bit stinky, the room smells like fresh vinyl now. And 24 hours after the screen has been built and put on the wall, the odor is still pretty detectable. I'll assume that'll go away in a few days of having time to air itself out though.