Projection Screens - Home Theater Projector Screens by Carada

Carada Projector Screens for Home and Office

Carada fixed frame projection screens are widely considered the best value in the home theater market today.

Made in the United States from the finest materials and engineered to the highest standards of quality, these screens project an image of luxury and are a fine addition to any home theater or business.

Criterion Series Projection Screens

The Carada Criterion Series projection screens bring an even higher-end look to your home theater. The 3-1/4 inch wide by 1-1/2 inch deep frame has a bevel on the front, inside edge that brings the edge of the frame right down to the surface of the screen.

Criterion Series projector screens are covered with our Black Hole™ velvet trim to absorb any overspill light from your projector.

Criterion Series Projector Screens by Carada The projection screen surface material snaps to the rear of the screen frame to give you a perfectly flat viewing surface, and the frame itself is extremely strong and mounts flush against your wall. Wall mounting brackets are included with all screens.

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Precision Series Projection Screens

The Carada Precision Series projection screens have strong, attractive frames that are built from a rectangular 2 inch wide by 1 inch deep aluminum extrusion. All Carada projection screens are covered with our Black Hole™ velvet trim to absorb any overspill light from your projector.

The projection screen surface material snaps to the rear of the screen frame to give you a perfectly flat viewing surface. Wall mounting brackets are included with all projection screens. Precision Series Projector Screens by Carada

The Carada Precision Series fixed frame projection screens are available in five standard aspect ratios. Custom projector screens are also available based on your projection screen size or aspect ratio.

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Aspect Ratio

1.33 to 1 Projection Screens
Sometimes called NTSC, Academy, or 4:3, this aspect ratio is the shape of televisions made before High Definition came on the scene. Also many older movies were made in this aspect ratio including classics like Citizen Kane, Wizard of Oz and many others.

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1.78 to 1 Projection Screens
This is the aspect ratio of High Definition Television, and is sometimes referred to as 16:9. It is the most popular aspect ratio for home theaters because it is a good compromise between the 1.33 to 1 format, and widescreen movies like Indiana Jones or Lawrence of Arabia.
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1.85 to 1 Projection Screens
A huge number of movies have been made in this common film ratio, which is just slightly wider than High Definition TV.
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2.05 to 1 Projection Screens
Not one of the more common film formats, but projection screens built to this aspect ratio can be a good choice for enthusiasts who want to roughly split the difference between High Definition TV and the widest film formats.
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2.35 to 1 Projection Screens
This ultra-wide film format has been used on many of the most beloved films ever made, including Star Wars, Titanic, and The Lord Of The Rings.
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