Stewart Filmscreen WallScreen

UST projectors sit very close to the wall, which creates a steep projection angle that can cause image distortion or vignetting on standard screens. The WallScreen UST features a specialized frame profile and surface geometry that ensures the light hits the screen at the correct angle for a perfectly rectangular, uniform image.

A 0.5 gain is intentionally lower to prioritize contrast and black levels over raw brightness. This makes it highly effective at absorbing ambient light, ensuring your image remains punchy and deep even in rooms that aren't completely pitch black.

Yes, the BlackHawk UST surface is engineered with 80% ambient light rejection. It is specifically designed to filter out off-axis light, allowing you to maintain high color accuracy and contrast even in moderately lit living spaces.

The screen uses a snap-tensioning system that attaches the material to the aircraft-grade aluminum frame, which is generally straightforward for those comfortable with basic wall mounting. However, because it is a 106-inch fixed frame, we recommend having a second person assist with the final wall mounting to ensure it is level and secure.

While consumer projectors currently top out at 4K or 8K, the 16K rating indicates that the screen material is exceptionally fine-textured and free of pixel-structure interference. This ensures the screen will not be the limiting factor in your setup, even as projector technology continues to advance.

No, this screen is optimized for the specific light path of UST projectors. Using a standard long-throw projector with this surface will likely result in uneven brightness and poor image quality due to the specialized light-rejecting properties of the BlackHawk material.