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Viewing surface is flat and that means perfect picture quality. 
Viewing surface is stretched tightly over a structural aluminum frame, which is concealed by an attractive black trim frame, for a clean, theatre-like appearance. 
Z-Clip wall mounting brackets included to simplify installation.
Standard black frame may be covered with velvety black Vel–Tex, which virtually eliminates all reflections on the frame. 

For available sizes, surfaces and prices, click on the screen format you want:
AV Format    NTSC Format   HDTV Format   WideScreen Format

Three surfaces from which to choose:
M1300—Extremely broad light dispersion and spectral uniformity. Panoramic viewing angle and true color rendition. Recommended for use with any type of projector in rooms where the light level can be reasonably controlled. Gain 1.0

HiDef Grey—A grey front projection surface that provides greater contrast and black reproduction than standard surfaces, with a lower gain to handle today’s super-bright projectors. The grey allows for more ambient light in the audience area than traditional surfaces. Gain .9

M2500—A high-contrast front viewing surface, with excellent resolution and high gain. For data-graphics projectors producing up to 1000 ANSI lumens. Tolerates a higher ambient light level than most other front projection screen surfaces. Gain 2.1

Optionally available, AT1200—The most innovative and versatile acoustically transparent screen material. Similar in gain performance to standard matt white. Acoustical properties comparable to the finest speaker grille cloth. Gain 1.0

Optionally available, AT Grey—AT Grey offers the acoustical properties of our popular AT1200, while providing the best optical qualities of both Matt White and High Contrast Grey. It is unique in that it offers both a 180° viewing cone and the vivid color contrast associated with high contrast grey materials. Washable, flame and mildew resistant. Available in sizes through 6’ x 8’ or 10’ diagonal. Gain of 0.8. Not recommended for screens smaller than 80” wide when used with LCD or DLP projectors.