Akia Screens ALR Projector Screen 115 inch 16:9 4K UST Ultra Short Throw Projection, High Black Levels, Ceiling Ambient Light Rejecting Screen, Edge($949.05Value)

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115-inch Diagonal, 56.4-inch H x 100.2-inch W Viewing Size,16:9 HD Format Aspect Ratio. Overall Assembled Size: 57.3-inch H x 101.2-inch W x 1.3-inch D. CLR ALR Screen Material: CLR4, 170° Viewing Angle with 0.8 Gain, The CLR 4 is a ceiling ambient light rejecting front projection material designed specifically for Ultra-short Throw (UST) tabletop/bottom mounted projectors that rejects the washout effects of room lighting. 8K/4K Ultra HD and Active 3D Ready. Rejects 90% of Overhead Light while Enhancing Contrast 85% Compared to Standard Matte White Screens. Sleek EDGE FREE Design Enhances Your Viewing Experience with its Zero Edge Finish Mimicking a Flat Panel T.V and Multiplying the Size, Allowing the Viewer to Truly Submerse Themselves in their Entertainment! CLR4 Screens kits Includes Full Installation Kit with Optional Use Ultra-Thin Bezel Frame, and Sliding Wall Mount Brackets for Easy Hanging and Centering 1 Year Manufactures Warranty by ISO9001 manufacturer since 2004 and Lifetime Tech Support by Email, Web Chat or Toll Free phone call by U.S Based Professional Service Team. ISF Certified for accurate color reproduction. Enjoy close to reality colorful presentations on Akia Screens. The Akia EDGE FREE CLR4 Series is a fixed frame projection screen that uses Akia’s EDGE FREE technology. The EDGE FREE design resembles a flat panel TV display. The EDGE FREE CLR 4 includes a micro-thin bezel trim to further enhance the frame appearance and absorb projector overshoot. The screen material included is our CLR 4, which is an optical lens front projection material precisely formulated for environments with minimal control over room lighting. It was designed to filter and absorb overhead light while directing table-top mounted ultra-short throw projection. It is deal for family rooms, educational facilities, conference rooms or any applications in which incident light is a factor.