Draper Access V

The high-contrast grey surface is designed to absorb ambient light and boost black levels, which significantly improves image depth. It is the ideal choice if your room isn't a dedicated, pitch-black theater and has some light present.

Tab-tensioning uses side cables to pull the screen material taut, preventing the edges from curling over time. This ensures the viewing surface remains perfectly flat, which is essential for maintaining a distortion-free image.

Yes, because this is a recessed unit, it requires cutting into your ceiling joists and integrating the housing into the ceiling structure. We strongly recommend hiring a professional installer to ensure the housing is properly supported and the finish is seamless.

The independent closure door is a motorized panel that seals the ceiling opening when the screen is retracted. This keeps the screen protected from dust and debris while maintaining a clean, flush look in your ceiling when the system is not in use.

A 0.6 gain is lower than standard white screens, meaning it reflects less light back to the viewer to prioritize contrast. As long as your projector has adequate lumen output, this trade-off is worth it for the significantly deeper blacks and richer color saturation you will achieve.

The screen comes with a standard remote control, but it is also compatible with most third-party control systems via low-voltage or contact closure interfaces. You should verify specific integration requirements with your AV installer before finalizing your setup.