200 inch Portable Outdoor Projector Screen, 16:9 Folding HD Big Size Movie Screen for Home Theater Office Presentation

It’s BIG! I had originally thought about a 300”, then thought a 250” would keep my projector from maxing out its throw size. I’m glad I went 200” because it’s ENORMOUS!! It’s roughly 16’x9’ and plenty big.I built a PVC frame for it and use 6” bungees to stretch it around the frame. It has been hanging in place for a little over a month now, and survived a couple of rains and some fair wind gusts without issue.My plan is to take it down in the Fall when the weather gets too wet and cold to really enjoy movies in the yard. Then in the Spring I’ll put it back up again.If anything changes I’ll post updates. For now, I really like it and have no problem recommending it.

We used it in our theater show in front of an audience of 350 people. We built a frame using pvc piping from LOWES hard wear.We then shon the picture from the rear and it worked great! It arrived folded and we had to steam the creases out but that was easy. Loved it ! We are using it for all our shows.

I searched forever to find one....most of the larger ones were coming from China. But after even more searching, I found this one. It comes folder up in a bag so some wrinkles but watching a movie last night, didn't even notice them. Able to have projector far away from it because of its size.

if you are building your own supports, if you don't have a bar/pole of supports across the top, the material will sag a bit, otherwise strong material reflects well. Very wrinkled across the folds but that is to be expected.

Tarkis ZOne Review: I use this item on my Halloween Trail with perfect results. We do use a high end projector, but this screen is perfect for mobile use. You can set up any place you want, and watch movies. This product is made of high end materials. We had 42 MPH winds when it was up, and it held up just fine.

Wrinkle-free? HAHAHAHAHAHA. The people who wrote that description were either high or just straight up lying. I literally laughed out loud when I opened this crap. “Wrinkled” doesn’t even begin to describe it. We’re talking about DEEP creases in a tight grid pattern. However, once it was dark enough outside, my image from the projector was bright enough where the kids couldn’t tell the creases and they enjoyed themselves, so we’ll keep it. Let it be known though that this thing is not for adult consumption...the creases will drive you crazy.

The outdoor screen will allow us to enjoy our family time outside watching movies under the stars.

The material is not t that thick. The projector light basically goes through the fabric giving a faded look to the picture. It can be fixed if you place something dark behind it...