Stewart Balon Edge Fixed Frame Screen

A gain of 1.1 is considered neutral, meaning it reflects light back to the viewer with almost no change in brightness or color. This is ideal for most dedicated home cinema rooms with controlled lighting, as it provides a natural, accurate image without hotspotting.

Yes, tensioning is crucial for maintaining a perfectly flat surface over time. It prevents the material from sagging or developing waves, which ensures that your image geometry remains precise and free from distortion.

The low-profile frame is designed to be unobtrusive, making the screen appear almost like a floating image on your wall. While it looks sleek, keep in mind that the frame is minimal, so you will need to be precise with your wall mounting measurements to ensure it sits perfectly level.

While the wall-mount system is straightforward, the 120-inch size makes it cumbersome to handle alone. We recommend having at least two people for the installation to ensure the frame is assembled correctly and mounted safely without damaging the screen material.

The black border, or masking, is essential for framing your projected image. It absorbs light spill from the projector, which significantly increases the perceived contrast and makes the image pop against the wall.