Elite Screens Sable Frame 2, 110-Inch Fixed Frame Projector Screen, 16:9 8K/4K Ultra HD & Active 3D Ready, ISF-Certified Material, Ideal for Home Theater, Office, and Indoor Presentations, ER110WH2-F

The screen is great! I already have a portable Elite Screen so I was familiar with the quality.I will say that you need to be very careful with the black skin around the edge while assembling or you will end up like me and have scuffs in it. Not a big deal, but you want it to be perfect. Also, it is not easy to assemble. The springs are a massive headache, but they are what keep the screen itself taut, so they are a necessary evil. BTW, don't do like I did and stand it up against a door handle. I was terrified when I went back to it and saw the bump in the screen, but it immediately disappeared.For what it's worth, this was shipped to me on Guam and it was packed well enough to survive being on the ship for weeks. Would definitely buy again.

The screen was super easy to assemble and didn’t take very long to put together. It looks really good on the wall and it saves space in the family room as well. The picture quality is really good also when displaying the image from my projector, granted I have a decent projector that is a true 4k laser. I highly recommend this screen for any room that you may want to place this in your home. Great quality and decent price.

Long install process doing it solo but it wasn't too hard. Has stayed put and no issues so far. Screen quality seems great.

This is my first time assembling a projector screen, but far from my first time using tools. I honestly was impressed with this screen for the price. I had some issues with parts missing, but luckily they provide extras. For the price, and the issues I experienced the screen is still worth it. I wasn't expecting perfection in every detail. This is a budget friendly screen. If it was one of those $500-$1500 screens I would expect perfection for those prices.Screen was very well packaged and arrived without damage to the screen, even though the box looked pretty beat up. The directions were pretty straight forward and easy to follow although it would have been easier with larger pictures but still do-able. I really liked that they provided a thin sheet like material to build the screen on.The corner and center sections that connect the frame together, have threaded holes for the screws. I had a few screw holes that the screw had a hard time getting started in, probably small burrs left over from creating the threads. I just removed the connector section and was able to put more force into the screw when holding the connector section by hand, and it cleaned up quickly and the screws was able to go into the threads easily after that. Extra screws are provided. I think I have something like 4-6 extras after completion.The screen material itself fit great onto the frame. The dowels provided fit great into the sleeves along the edges of the screen. I did not have any dowels sticking out past the frame((If dowels are too long, they would be easily cut with a cheap hacksaw)). I would suggest laying out the dowel rods on the back of the screen in the frame before sliding them in the sleeves. That way you will be able to see where the dowels fit bet. For my 100'' screen, I had 6 dowels, 2 longer dowels, and 4 shorter dowels. The 4 dowels went in the sleeves on the top and bottom of the screen, and the 2 longer ones went in the sleeves on the sides of the screen.Instructions for connecting springs to the dowels through the holes in the sleeves was very easy follow, and worked out great for me, other than I didn't have enough springs pre-installed. ((they place the springs into a track on each section of the frame from the factory, the springs are taped down into the track so they are secured during shipping)) I found it was easiest to pull the dowel in the sleeve as close to the spring as possible and then slightly lift the screen up when inserting the spring hook through the hole in the sleeve onto the dowel. It kept the spring hook from making holes or scratching the sleeve that the dowel was in.Center bar was last to install and was easy, no hardware for it. It just uses a friction fit.This screen also comes with some brackets and hardware to hang the screen on your wall. The hanging brackets are made out of aluminum and use a French Cleat style(best hanging style) hanging system, which the frame perfectly rests on the brackets without interfering with any of the springs.Once assembly was completed the screen frame feels light yet strong. I had no wrinkles at all when finished. I never had any smells from manufacturing. The screen looks very high quality, especially considering I purchased it for $150.**The only reason I am giving it 4 stars is because they didn't install enough springs on the frame rails from the factory. Luckily they sent 4 extras which I used all 4 to make up for the ones missing. The frustrating part is that I had to take more than half of the screen apart to add in the missing springs where I needed them.

I had a retractable projection screen before this and let me tell you: get this.The screen on the retractable always had creases, was never straight, and didn't seem to have the same quality. This one was super easy to put together (took me about 30 minutes to build and hang by myself) and is leaps and bounds better than my last one.The black felt around the edges is nice and the screen is a fantastic quality. I am noticing a huge difference in colors and black levels.10/10, highly recommend.

Nicely packaged and organized. Made a difference with added elegant look to my wall. I was hesitant to buy thinking it’s aluminum frame but it’s turned out covered with a velvet looking fabric which made it look nice and classy.

I originally used a cheap screen that I purchased for my cheap LED projector. What a difference it made between that screen and this screen. It's like night and day. Definitely well worth it. But gotta admit put it together was not a walk in the park. Assembling the frames together was easy, the hardest part was the screen. At first I thought my screen was too small, I didn't know that it would stretch out that far, I was afraid that I was gonna rip it. I guess that why I see no wrinkle at all. I wish it came with more extra spring though. Two of mine were totally stretched up to the point where I can't use them anymore. Will have to go to hardware store to look for some. Middle bar support was not easy to assemble either. But I got it in somehow. It took me 2 to 3 hours to finish the whole thing, but It was well worth it after I see the picture on the screen. The 135" picture on this screen looks as good as my 65" QLED in my living room. Highly recommended.

This is the second projection screen that I’ve bought. The first was a Silver Ticket STR. The STR felt like a premium screen for a good price. This screen is a massive drop in quality for a slightly lower price. Some of the pieces were missing threads to connect and required a trip to the hardware store for parts. The screen is very thin. The tension springs provide very little tension and are difficult to get in the provided holes. If you need the cheapest projector screen this will work, but expect very poor quality.