Review on 🎥 Pyle PRJTPFL102: 100" Matt White Home Theater TV Wall Mounted Fixed Flat Projector Screen - Full HD 16:9 Projection for Room Video, Slideshow, Movie / Film Showing - Easy Set Up by Skyy Strickland

Although I was able to assemble it myself, an extra pair of hands would definitely help. The frame was easy to assemble and tensioning the screen on the frame with 5 dozen springs was fine, but installing the fiberglass rods along the edge of the screen was tricky as hell (although an extra pair of hands came in handy). Once assembled, I found my spirit level and a cordless drill to attach the included wall brackets. The whole process took less than 2 hours (again, 2 people make it easier and faster). The screen is 8 feet wide and about 4 1/2 feet high so to rotate it required taking it to a larger room, rotating it and bringing it back into the viewing room. It weighs less than 10 pounds, making it easy to carry around, but it's big and I kept banging the corner of the screen against furniture. The screen makes the colors come alive. I have friends who have their walls painted white and it works but tends to lose clarity. I wasn't sure if I wanted a 110" or a 12" screen, but with my projector and the size of my room, the 110" screen was perfect. Found this screen on sale called Revain and received it the next day - no problem. I would definitely recommend this screen for the complete movie experience. All that's missing is a $10 box of popcorn from the local cinema.