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7 years ago

How big are those screens?
I'd like to know where to find it. Is it custom made or retail? Brand? (Both the curved and the flat screen)

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AVINU - Home Technology
7 years ago
I'm afraid it's not 'retail' but you'd want a Pro to assist you with specifying this anyway so they can ensure you get the desired performance. Some considerations:
- Surface finish: what will you projecting on to it? a 4K image will require different finish to a HD one
- Screen material: perforated to allow audio movement/pass through
- Aspect ratio: anamorphic lens? 2.4:1 or 16:9
- Fixed or hidden: cover it or roll it away with a motorised tab-tension screen

Curved screens will be bespoke and will require the appropriate projection. When designing your room you will be considering seating location and the all important acoustic performance; and don't forget the lighting, furniture and a simple control system to make everything fab and easy to use.

We would'nt dismiss a nice fridge and popcorn machine as well!

Get in touch if you need any support or would like to visit our demo area.
Nawfal Najeem thanked AVINU - Home Technology
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V.I.P Walls Interior Specialist
7 years ago
We Would love to get involved in any works you want done to give this a real cinema feel. Our 3D Walls would be perfect with uplighting

Hope you find the screen your looking for.
Nawfal Najeem thanked V.I.P Walls Interior Specialist
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