Projector Screen

Projection screens aren’t just surfaces for displaying content — the fabric material behind each screen plays a crucial role in image performance and user experience. Let’s explore some of the key screen fabric types and their real-world applications:

ALR/CLR Fabric

(Ambient Light Rejection / Ceiling Light Rejection)
Designed for ultra-short throw (UST) projectors in bright environments, this fabric rejects ambient and ceiling light, enhancing contrast and preserving image quality even during daytime viewing.

Ideal for: Living rooms with daylight/Conference rooms/Educational spaces without full light control

High-Gain Fabric 

This material boosts brightness by reflecting more light toward the viewer. It’s ideal for long-throw projectors or lower-lumen devices, especially in larger spaces.

Ideal for: Classrooms/Auditoriums/Retail demos/Art exhibitions where visual impact matters

Matte Fabric

A universal solution offering balanced brightness and color reproduction. It works well in dark or controlled lighting and supports wide viewing angles.

Ideal for: Home theaters/Offices with controlled lighting/Compact spaces and budget setups

Acoustic Transparent Fabric

This type of fabric allows sound to pass through while displaying visuals, so speakers can be placed directly behind the screen without blocking sound.

Ideal for: Professional home cinemas/Compact AV setups where space is limited/Museums or installations requiring both audio and visual impact

At WUPRO Cinema, we offer not only diverse fabric materials but also a full range of screen type—fixed frame screen, motorized drop down screen, floor rising screen, in-ceiling hidden screen, etc.

Let your space decide! We’ll match it with the perfect screen.