A wide range of projection screens are available, and we can advise on what models might best suit your requirements. The biggest distinction is between portable and permanent screens.

Most permanent screens are retractable, so the screen surface can be hidden from sight when it is not in use. This can either be done manually, or electrically using a motorised screen. As you might expect, motorised screens are more expensive.

Portable screens can be quick to assemble and can pack away into a surprisingly small space for easy of transport and storage. These can also be used on a more permanent basis and removed as necessary, eg for a wedding.

All modern projectors can be configured for either front or rear projection. Projecting from the rear of the screen requires special fabric, but can often be a tidier solution as the projector is out of the way. Some portable screens can come with screen surfaces for front and rear projection and you simply attach the surface that you need to use on each occasion.