Front and rear projection each have their own selling points depending on the application.

Rear projection is a great solution for environments that have to accommodate movement in front of the screen, however if you don’t have an ultra short throw projector this requires an abundance of space behind the screen. For specialist projection applications like transparent screens, the clearview rear projection solution provides a more cost effective solution than its front projection alternative, Clearvision which is fairly new to the market.

In order to create the best quality projection display you need the right screen to suit your environment. Our Ultra Gain front projection screens are a great all round solution, performing well in many environments including areas with high ambient light / daylight due to its highly reflective surface. If you’re looking for a front projection solution that also supports UST and has a light rejecting filter, our ALR screens are better suited by blocking out more than 85% of external light. We can also provide a transparent front projection solution designed for use as an effects screen that can be viewed from either side of the display.

We can manufacture bespoke front projection screens in addition to our range of standard sizes from 42″ to 134″. We can produce bespoke shapes, sizes and aspect ratios made to measure for your project. For screen sizes above 134” diagonal, we offer glass screen options up to 5m x 2.5m or acrylic screen options up to 8m x 3m.

Choosing a projector can be difficult with the amount of models on offer and the budget available. To help make your choice easier we suggest pairing your projector with one of our specialist front projection screens to achieve the best quality from even a budget projector.

Choosing between front projection and LCD is dependent solely on your personal application. Front projection offers more flexibility than an LCD screen, with options for custom and bespoke screen sizes as opposed to the standard selection offered by LCDs. However, if you require space in front of the screen to present but cannot facilitate rear projection or UST due to space and budget, LCD may be a more sensible choice.