200 Inch Large Projector Screen 16:9 3D Portable Movie Screen Folding Projection Screen HD for Outdoor Indoor Home Theater

This screen was exactly what we were looking for to integrate into our pool cage. It is lightweight, yet constructed of a heavy duty bright white fabric. It is well made with a durable black border reinforced with fabric stabilizer and a cord to help support the grommets. My husband installed 6 screw eyes into our pool cage and we used 2" carabiners to created a chain to stretch the 4 corners, 2 sides and top and bottom of the screen. I ran the screen through my dryer for 30 minutes using the steam refresh setting to remove the majority of the creases. Our Florida heat and humidity are certain to alleviate the remaining signs of packaging I no time. I'm quite pleased with this purchase and ease of installation. I will add that I did return the first screen I purchased as it was I.5" longer on one side, making proper installation impossible. Nierbo sent a replacement within 24 hours.

Great product. Thick.

You will never be able to remove the wrinkles, I still have them 6 months later

The material was a great surface for the projected image and performed great with either front or rear projector location with a 4000 lumen projector on a 250 inch screen on a dark moonless night. The screen was well made from quality materials. I thought the grommets might have been a bit too far apart but this wasn't the case. I couldn't be happier with the result and would not hesitate to recommend a Nierbo screen over a cheaper brand.

I built a wood frame to fit the garage door opening. Wrapping the screen around the frame, I used ratchet straps to make it taunt. What I ended up with was the perfect dimensions for films sporting 2:35:1 and 2:40:1 aspect ratios. Films with different aspect ratios will work. You'll just use less screen area. There are wrinkles when unfolding. It's unavoidable. Once taunt, a portable steamer is a great way to get rid of them. It's a lot of work for a few hours of entertainment, but worth it. The screen is HUGE! I have an idea to just simply and carefully wrap the garage door itself, but haven't had the time to give it a trial run. Assembly is as easy or as difficult as you want to make it. Creativity has a lot to do with that.