Elite Screens Designer Cut 135" Diag. 16:9, 8K 4K Ultra HD Matte White DIY Raw Projector Screen Material, Black Backed Projection Screen, RM-135H-CWHITEUHDB

I was scared it would have creases because of some reviews, and it did come out of the packaging that way. But once I stretched it out on the frame I made, it was flawless. It does look gray, but I thought it might be a little darker; either way, it's amazing. Movie nights are insane.

Great screen, worked perfectly for my needs. I no longer have the color bleeding i was getting from my spandex screen. Acousticly transparent and a superb image, paired with a Hisence C2. Highly recommend this screen for diy.

I purchased the Elite CWHITEUHDB 135" in May 2023 on Elite's recommendation for my BenQ HT3550 (W2700) projector. After 1 year of use, I moved to a larger & wider living room and was surprised to see the projection parallel to my Screen and white wall. I didn't feel any difference about that. I contacted them via amazon, web, email and it seems they don't care about my feelings and experience. So disappointing for a $150 projection screen. Don't waste money on advice just to sell their product.

I bought the Acoustic Transparent Ultra-fine Knit/Weaved and it's excellent quality material.It has a nice thickness and it was easy to work with, it's not that stretchy.I'm happy with Screen material good value for money

Bought this screen recently. I have been very happy with it.

The screen material itself was nice, and the contrast was was great.. however do not purchase for a laser projector because it creates crazy amounts of laser speckle. Even so I would have kept it, except.....My material arrived with roller imprints. It also had evenly spaced creases. Now the creases didn't bother me so much, ash that can be somewhat expected, and once the material is stretched and left to "relax" they do go away, and after two weeks of being stretched out they did go away/become way less visible. The roller imprints did not go away at all. (Roller imprints circled in red, crease in cyan) there was more than one row of the imprints, but one of them wasn't as obvious as the other in photos. I'm pretty sure there were 3 rows of them, but one them wouldn't have actually been on my screen since I ordered larger than i needed.Honestly I'm surpised by this. It was packaged well. How they managed to get that one the roll and no one noticed the imprints/creases is beyond me. But for the amount of money spent on a few yards of material that's unacceptable.Now to see how much Hassel they give me about the return condition. Since it was so large and the material is so sensitive it was impossible to get back on the roller for shipping without causing "trauma" to it. But I never should have had to re-roll it in the first place if the product didn't arrive the way it did.Other than the roller divits and creases from the machinery, it is a great screen material. Oh well.

The media could not be loaded. Item was well packed, delivered on time and perfect for my wall. This screen is permanent and I didn't want a frame. I wanted it flat against the wall. I used a very thin vinyl strip to attach it to the wall (top & sides). I wanted my screen to be as big as possible, and it is! It's almost as big as my wall. I have a 9' ceiling and my wall and ceiling is painted a flat black. I have a Sharp Vision XV-Z20000 in a 20x20 room that has no windows. The picture was great even with some lamps on!

Package arrived without any damage so that’s always a plus. Stretching the material around the frame was very simple. I didn’t apply duct tape to the back of the screen until after I got it stretched into place. Then I applied the duct tape and ran a lot more staples through it. I felt if the duct tape was applied before stretching it that the material wouldn’t stretch very well or maybe not at all. I don’t have a super large space, but what I do have I love it.