Engineering
Engineering the screen out of the picture
A great projection screen is one the audience never thinks about. Getting there takes precise geometry, careful manufacturing and disciplined quality control — from the first 3D model to the final acceptance report.
Process
From geometry to acceptance in six steps
3D design & panelisation
We split your surface into manufacturable, transportable panels and plan the layout around projection angles and sight lines.
Structural engineering
Supporting structure, loads, access and equipment provisions verified by analysis before anything is cut.
Precision manufacturing
Forming and machining of every panel with full traceability by panel number.
Factory finishing
Surface finishing under controlled conditions, with batch consistency planned for future spares.
Pre-assembly & QC
Critical zones trial-fitted at the factory; panels numbered, protected and packed for transport.
Installation & acceptance
Our installation teams mount, align and document every stage; acceptance is measured, not eyeballed.
Surface quality
Built for the projector you install next
Brighter laser projectors and higher resolutions reveal every weakness in a screen. We engineer geometry, finish and panel alignment so the surface stays out of the story — today and after your next projection upgrade.
- Panel geometry and alignment controlled from factory forming to on-site QC
- Matte, low-gain finishes that hold black level in wrap-around rooms
- Colour consistency planned across the surface — and across future spare panels
- Cleanable, repairable surfaces specified for long service life
Verification
We accept screens by numbers, not impressions
Every discipline that decides whether your audience sees a screen or a story is defined, measured and documented at handover.
| Optics | Gain, uniformity centre-to-edge, colour consistency across panels and blends |
|---|---|
| Geometry | Radius tolerance, surface deviation, alignment, ring roundness |
| Panel joints | Finish and alignment checks under bright-field, dark-field and projection conditions |
| Acoustics | Open-area verification; speaker layout and insertion-loss coordination where applicable |
| Structure | Load paths, fixing points, live loads and local assumptions — documented for local engineers |
| Fire & compliance | Material and assembly documentation prepared for local approval |
| Maintenance | Cleaning method, access routes, spare-panel strategy and colour-match plan |
Engineering
Installed by people who built it
Surfaces are installed by teams trained in our factory, and every stage is documented back to engineering for review — the on-site half of quality control. Handover includes the records your operations team will need for years of service.
Installation documentation follows every project from factory to acceptance.
Planning an immersive venue?
Send us your geometry — a sketch, a BIM model or just the room dimensions. Our engineers will respond with a feasible screen concept and budget guidance.
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