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Step into a new dimension of entertainment with our range of projector screens, transforming any room into your own personal theatre. Discover screens designed to deliver stunning clarity, rich contrast and smooth motion, ensuring every film, presentation or gaming session feels truly immersive. Whether you're creating a dedicated cinema space or elevating everyday viewing, it’s your time to enjoy larger-than-life visuals and unforgettable moments of entertainment.

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Electric Projector Screens Projection screen with a white surface and black border, hanging from a white ceiling mount. The screen is blank and prepared for use.
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Pull Up Projector Screens A portable projection screen with a black border and white display area. It stands on two small legs, ready for presentations or movie screenings.
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Projector Screens — Complete Your Setup

A great projector deserves a great screen. The right screen doesn't just give you somewhere to project onto — it can meaningfully improve contrast, colour accuracy and image sharpness compared to projecting onto a plain wall, especially in rooms with any ambient light. At Peter Tyson, our projector screen range covers every type of setup, from permanent fixed-frame screens for dedicated cinema rooms to motorised screens that disappear into the ceiling when not in use, and portable options for projectors on the move.

We also stock ambient-light-rejecting (ALR) screens, purpose-built to pair with ultra-short throw projectors and living-room setups where full blackout isn't practical. As a family-owned, independent retailer since 1966, we can help you choose the right screen size, gain and format to match your projector and room — not just sell you the first screen on the shelf.

How do I choose the right projector screen?

  • Start with your projector's throw type — ultra-short throw projectors generally need an ALR screen to perform at their best, while standard and short throw projectors work well with a wider range of screen types.
  • Next, consider screen gain (how much light the screen reflects): higher gain suits brighter rooms, while lower gain often gives more accurate colour in dark, dedicated cinema rooms.
  • Finally, match the screen size and aspect ratio to your projector's output and your seating distance for the best viewing experience.

FAQs

Do I need a special screen for an ultra-short throw projector?

It's strongly recommended. Ambient-light-rejecting (ALR) screens are designed to reflect the steep upward angle a UST projector uses while rejecting light from above and the sides, significantly improving contrast compared to a standard screen or wall.

What is screen "gain" and does it matter?

Gain measures how much light a screen reflects back compared to a standard reference white surface. Higher-gain screens appear brighter, which can help in rooms with some ambient light, but very high gain can reduce colour accuracy and viewing angle. For dark, dedicated cinema rooms, a lower-gain, colour-neutral screen is often preferred.

Can I just project onto a wall instead of buying a screen?

You can, but a proper screen will noticeably improve image quality — a dedicated screen offers a flatter, more uniform surface and a specifically engineered reflective coating, giving sharper detail, more accurate colour and better contrast than even a well-painted wall.

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