STE-169150 Silver Ticket Entry Level Indoor/Outdoor Portable Backyard Movie Projector Screen White Cloth Material (STE 16:9, 150")

No one will tell you this, but you need to add something to weigh down the stand feet, even indoors. I take 8-12 bricks with me when I use this. (Granted, that doubles the package size.) If you can get solid metal weights that slip over/around the feet and stay in place, even better. The other comments about the frame being flimsy are valid, and it takes some getting used to. Everything pivots, even connections that shouldn't. Parts that are supposed to stay together loosen during assembly and teardown and need tightening. It's a 2-person job to set up. I've done it alone but it was quite difficult and I was fearful of damaging it. But it's very effective and usable once you learn its shortcomings. Others have said it's disposable and only good for one use. If you have a helper and are careful, that's not true. As long as you don't allow parts to bend the wrong way, they remain sturdy.Others have noted that their screen arrived with black stains on it. (The black dye probably migrated from the back side after it was packaged.) If this happens to you, don't give up and return it! I had the same problem, but I messaged the seller and they immediately 2-day-shipped me a free replacement screen in perfect condition with no stains. No questions, no hassle, no need to return anything (I offered!).This product definitely has its flaws, but it's very effective for the price. At the moment, there don't appear to be any other portable screens this size in the same price range.

This is the best and biggest screen available for the price! Ordered one of these for a professional conference where the screen provided by the venue was too small to be seen at the back of the room. Shipped quickly and the cost to purchase was cheaper than renting a smaller screen for 3 days. This assembles in about 5 minutes with two people (it's big enough that we really want a second person to help). However, keep in mind the price of this screen and don't expect perfection. The frame isn't as sturdy as some more expensive screens and it has a tendency to bow a little and not maintain a perfect rectangle. A couple of the fittings are a little tight, and more difficult to get together. The seller is very accommodating though and quick to resolve issues. The initial screen had some dark marks from shipping that were a little distracting from powerpoints being projected on the screen. One I set it up and realized this, I contacted the seller on a Thursday night and on Monday I had a brand new, unmarked screen at my door. So buy with confidence that if you have any issues the seller will make it right. If I was to use this screen every day, I might invest a little more more for something that would be perfect, but for something that is used occasionally, this is the perfect huge screen. Everyone who has seen it has commented on how impressive the screen is for the price. Simply the best value if need a really big screen.

This is an interesting product. 150" projection screen. Comes in a very nice carry bag. Install is a little scary since there are many poles. However, what you find out is that the pole pieces are actually held together by elastic cords. Just snap together. Although my ceiling is 8 foot, the screen actually is about 9 feet high. I had to cut off a foot of the lower tube. If you need to do this, there are bolt attachments in the bottom of the leg that are compressed fitted and are impossible to pull out. What you have to do is cut the leg about an inch above the compressed fitting. Then simply push out the fitting from the bottom of the tube.After assembly, the screen slides on with no trouble. The lower pole has a fitting for the lower horizontal pole. This fitting moves up and down to put tension on the screen. Lift up this fitting to allow some slack in zipping the projection screen at the bottom.When the screen is zipped, slide this fitting down to put tension on the screen.Good unit, nice picture.

The "T" at the lower cross bar is very poorly engineered. It dose not support the waight. I suggest maybe hinges. Or maybe a pin through the duck tail cut in the aluminum brace around the pole. I also have an issue with the instructions in regards to the illustration that pictures a slot in the screen where you could screw the eyelets into the frame to hang the screen. The screen I got had no eyelets. Looks like ill have to cut it. I do really like how the screen is so versatile. It provides a big enough serfus for me to project an image on to. Its very easy to use.

This screen is very difficult to put up by one person. The frame construction is flimsy and not very strong in moderate wind with screen fully expanded. I leave my screen up for football season and this is not the screen to leave up. Metal bends easy when it falls. Rope that came with it dry rotted quickly. I used rope from my old screen that is still strong. You need four tie downs, two on each end. Only came with two total. Okay for use if you take it down each time and store it for next event. Screen cloth is very thin and stretches to fit. Easily fades and stains. I’ve repaired frame several times and made it work through season but I will need to replace it next season for sure. My first screem made of metal lasted 4 years. Much heavier but worth it in the long run.

LEMME PUT IN CAPS THAT I LOST A PART ONLY TO HAVE THE SELLER RESPOND VIA EMAIL IMMEDIATELY ON A SUNDAY THEN PROVIDE TRACKING ON MONDAY TO REPLACE BY WEDNESDAY. I too also noticed a pattern on the screen. However, once everything is set, you don't see it. I went with the 150" option. Considering the time put into which projector, this part was the easy route to go in choosing. I've also taken it apart & put in the bonus room at my sister's. I feel like this is a wonderful value for the price.