Screen-Tech screens

http://www.screen-tech.eu/en/ST-HDV.html

Any owners here? Anyone who have seen it?

"ST-HDV, acrylic glass front projection screen, titanium dioxide, the whitest white for neutral color reproduction and highest resolution. Reference quality.
For home cinema, conference rooms, exhibitions, TV-studio, auditories, training, simulators ...- everywhere, where a large viewing angle is required. Under controlled lighting conditions.
GAIN: 1.2, Thickness screen: 3 mm
Viewing angle: 180 degree"
Edited by Elix - 1/2/13 at 2:47am

Wow, am I the only one who thinks this screen could be a blast for dedicated HT rooms?

You misunderstood. They say it is for various applications AND it is especially suitable for ultra short throw projectors (because since it has a nice smooth screen texture / no texture it allows for shorter seating distances).
http://www.webmart.de/wmshop.cfm?ID=44918&ProductID=359447&CID=71317&do=detail
It works on the same principle as other white screens with 1.2 gain. Unlike the black screen from LG, I might assume.

noah katz is right. However I still feel that this screen will be better than any other fixed screen. Here I found another description: http://www.projectorcentral.com/Screen_Tech-ST-HDV_Home_Cinema_Screen.htm 4K, heck, even 8K-ready and very durable
They offer a model with bias lighting too http://www.webmart.de/wmshop.cfm?ID=44918&ProductID=408758&CID=71317&do=detail

Yes, it's a white pigment. But even if normal screen's material is pigmented with the same material it won't be the same white as this screen because of screen structure. The smoother the surface the whiter it is.

I don't know, I'm not living in the USA. I'm not in Germany either so if I'd want to order this screen I'll have to order international shipping. Still the price would be very competitive! Besides the sizes specified on the site you can also order any size you wish for a square meter price of 390€.

I asked and they sent me a close-up shot of ST-HDV screen against plain A4 paper.


Nice!

No interest in this yet? The material is smoother than A4 paper! It might be even smoother than JKP Affinity. There's a lot of hype around JKP Affinity screens and not this screen which I assume might make a good competition considering much lower prices.

I ordered a sample. Will be able to test it against cheap PVC screen by the end of month.