Projector screen wall mounting L-brackets

[jsmithe]

https://www.amazon.in/Punnkk-Motorized-Projector-Screen-Height/dp/B07J4X596P
https://www.amazon.in/Punnkk-Motorized-Projector-Screen-Height/dp/B07J5NN9D5
Links for 16:9

Thanks for the links.

If find it a bit confusing that both https://www.amazon.in/Punnkk-E7-Motorized-Projector-Screen/dp/B07GSZ8NYM and https://www.amazon.in/Punnkk-Motorized-Projector-Screen-Height/dp/B07J4X596P are listed as 7x5 ft but the aspect ration of the former is 4:3 and the latter is 16:9 ? Is it possible for the aspect ratio to be different when the dimensions remain the same? I have asked the seller to clarify but haven't heard anything yet.

The 9x5 ft screen is too large for my constraints.

 

[thx1135]

Thanks for the links.

If find it a bit confusing that both https://www.amazon.in/Punnkk-E7-Motorized-Projector-Screen/dp/B07GSZ8NYM and https://www.amazon.in/Punnkk-Motorized-Projector-Screen-Height/dp/B07J4X596P are listed as 7x5 ft but the aspect ration of the former is 4:3 and the latter is 16:9 ? Is it possible for the aspect ratio to be different when the dimensions remain the same? I have asked the seller to clarify but haven't heard anything yet.

The 9x5 ft screen is too large for my constraints.

For a 100" screen with 4:3 the projected image size would be approx 80" by 60". The rest of the area might be blacked out.
For a 100" screen with 16:9 the projected image size would be approx 87" by 49".
On a 7x5 for 16:9 you will get a 96" viewing area.

Check if you can get a screen of 8x5 which will serve both 4:3 and 16:9 at 100"

 

[jsmithe]

For a 100" screen with 4:3 the projected image size would be approx 80" by 60". The rest of the area might be blacked out.
For a 100" screen with 16:9 the projected image size would be approx 87" by 49".
On a 7x5 for 16:9 you will get a 96" viewing area.

Thanks. So it looks like https://www.amazon.in/Punnkk-Motorized-Projector-Screen-Height/dp/B07J4X596P can't be a 16:9 aspect ratio given the stated dimensions and is likely a mistake. That would explain the vendor silence on the question

Check if you can get a screen of 8x5 which will serve both 4:3 and 16:9 at 100"

An 8x5 is too wide for me. I just got a 7x5 screen and will live with the black bars, this way or that. I don't know if stepless zoom on the H2 will help, though I suppose that will cost me on brightness or something.

 

[sandeepkopuri]

Sorry, I was not online for a week or so. Yes, my projector screen is 100 inch, 16:9. The actual dimensions including the border are 49" x 87". The stepless zoom does help. I didn't notice any reduction in brightness but I'm an amateur. Also my setup uses keystone correction as I set my projector up on one corner of the room.

 

[Prasanna1406]

So here you go, the setup after fixing the L-brackets and hanging the projector screen by a couple of S-hooks.View attachment 32739View attachment 32740View attachment 32741

Hey, does that wooden plank play any role in this set up, just curious...I liked your set up, it's very nice, does your projector screen, cover the TV when it is rolled down? Good idea, that way you can fix it on the same wall where TV is installed...I am planning to fix up one in a similar fashion... It will help to get your feedback.