Best way to hang a fixed projector screen without making any holes in the wall (2 Viewers)

[ng4ever]

Well, there's no doubt of that... but then you threw in that sticky/tricky requirement that makes installation an essential non-starter... unless you go w/ some kinda (largely) fixed stand instead, which is basically what I did -- although my screen/stand is portable (enough), I just leave it fixed in my current, makeshift setup... and it's quite inexpensive, especially compared to all the discussed (non-DIY) options.

_Man_

What kind of stand do you use?

 

[ManW_TheUncool]

What kind of stand do you use?

An earlier version of this Elite Yardmaster 2 w/out the additional, diagonal rear bracing -- again, I'm not 100% sure if they can be left out or removed for this newer version, but probably so.

At least in my older version, the long-ish feet on both the front and rear sides can be/stay folded up toward the stand (and that seems to still be the case for this newer version) -- and I just keep the rear folded up to place the stand up against the wall. Depending on how your wall space is, you might want to use some double-sided adhesive or whatever other additional support/etc to help keep it reliably in place. The whole thing is quite lightweight, and you just have to make sure the protuding front feet is not a problem for your setup/environment and foot traffic, etc...

And if you find a better solution later, well, this can still serve as a worthwhile portable stand for use outside your HT if/whenever you might want/need such... and not have spent a ton for that...

_Man_

 

[ng4ever]

Thanks.

 

[ng4ever]

There is now an electric tension floor screen that can be placed directly on the floor, no drilling required, and saves as much space as a drop screen.
You can search the VIVIDSTORM screen, which is more expensive than the average screen, but is worth it.

I heard good and bad things about them. Which is it? Do you own one?

Is it really tension and stays tension even after having it lift down and back up after a lot of times ? 100+ or even 1000+

Has any site done a review ?

The biggest disadvantage of see is it is around 70 pounds


I doubt anyone will reply back Oh well.


Also sorry will it move with a ceiling fan on max if near it ?