Stewart WallScreen UST WSUSTG2130HGM70HBMX

Ultra Short Throw projectors sit very close to the wall, which can cause light to hit the screen at extreme angles. The Gray Matte 70 surface and the steep knife-edge frame are engineered to handle these angles, preventing distortion and ensuring the image remains sharp and uniform across the entire 130-inch surface.

A 0.7 gain is a lower-reflectivity surface that helps absorb ambient light and improve contrast levels. It is particularly effective in rooms where you have some control over lighting, as it prevents the image from looking washed out by reflecting too much light back at the viewer.

Yes, the screen material is designed to support resolutions up to 16K. Because the surface is perfectly flat and free of texture, it will not interfere with the pixel density of high-resolution 4K or 8K projectors.

The steep knife-edge profile is designed to minimize vignetting, which is the darkening of the corners of an image. By reducing the frame's physical profile, it ensures that the projected light is not obstructed, providing a clean, edge-to-edge picture.

While the hand-finished velvet provides a premium look, its primary function is to absorb any light spill from the projector. This prevents reflections off the frame, which helps maintain high contrast and keeps the focus entirely on the projected image.

The screen uses a quick-snap system that makes attaching the fabric to the aluminum frame straightforward. However, because it is a large 130-inch fixed frame, you will need two people to safely mount it to the wall once assembled.