Review on 🎬 120 inch Outdoor Projector Screen with Stand - Upgraded PVC 3 Layers, Black Backing, 4K HD 16:9 Projection - Portable Front Movie Screen for Home Theater Backyard by Michael Godo

Before the pandemic, we enjoyed hosting movie nights in our backyard, using either our inflatable cinema screens or pole screens. The entire screen shakes from side to side. Then comes this screen that we affectionately call the Optimus Prime Time screen. This screen and bezel are best in class and priced accordingly based on the quality and product description. Storage Bag: Black zip bag included. for this installation is finished with a large zipper. The interior of the bag has dividers, like expensive camera bags, separating the triangular legs from each other and the large rectangular frame. Screen: This is a heavy duty screen with a solid black back and numerous connecting latches placed around the perimeter to allow the screen to be tacked and held in place. Especially since I opted for the 135 inch version of this screen. What makes this screen different from the others is that I don't have to use Velcro or zip ties to connect the screen to the frame. Framing: This is a key difference or turning point in our film construction. This can be installed in a party room or gym. Hopefully we can use this in our church and school after the pandemic. The triangular legs have four rubber feet to prevent slipping. Large triangles keep the center of gravity centered to keep the screen from tipping over. The main screen itself can be assembled by unfolding it and holding down the blue round quick-release fasteners (deploying a transforming robot that changes sounds) and a long, compact alloy cube. becomes a large rectangular screen frame! We divide and conquer, letting someone flip the screen while others adjust the projector and legs. The kit also includes ropes and pegs to keep it upright when used outdoors.