[Noalkain]

Hi,


Should I let a projector screen hang or should I roll it back into the case when I am finish ?

Which way will keep a better screen quality ? (less screen waving etc...)


Thanks !

 

[airscapes]

Please explain your question, I don't understand what you are asking.

 

[Noalkain]

Edited first post, sorry Im french

 

[airscapes]

I always roll mine up as it blocks the exit to the room.

The waves can be caused by the roller sagging so I am guessing letting it hang could put a little more strain on the roller but either way it will be the same amount of weight..

 

[Mike Garrett]



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Originally Posted by Noalkain  /t/1468538/hang-or-roll-a-projector-screen#post_23210636


Hi,


Should I let a projector screen hang or should I roll it back into the case when I am finish ?

Which way will keep a better screen quality ? (less screen waving etc...)


Thanks !

Just be carefull rolling up the screen. Make sure there are no bugs on it. You would be surprised at how many screens get messed up from a squashed bug.

 

[m Robinson]

Let your screen hang as much as possible. The more a screen hangs, the flatter it will be.

Our screens last much longer when they are used frequently and allowed to hang for extended periods. I'm pretty sure that holds true for most tab-tensioned screens. It is certainly true for Stewart Filmscreen Rollers.

 

[Noalkain]



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Originally Posted by m Robinson  /t/1468538/hang-or-roll-a-projector-screen#post_23218674


Let your screen hang as much as possible. The more a screen hangs, the flatter it will be.

Our screens last much longer when they are used frequently and allowed to hang for extended periods. I'm pretty sure that holds true for most tab-tensioned screens. It is certainly true for Stewart Filmscreen Rollers.

Ok thanks a lot !