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Da-Tex Rear Projection Heavy Duty Deluxe Replacement Surface Only

Replacement or additional screen surfaces for HD Fast-Fold Deluxe and Fast-Fold Truss frames.

The Fast-Fold Truss Frame Screens are designed for versatility and durability in rental and staging environments, and accommodate nearly any size of surface. The frames bolt together with Speedy Cranks for efficient set up and tear down without tools. Front and rear projection surfaces can be interchanged, and adjusted up or down in six inch increments. A rugged carrying case ensures ease of transport and storage.

The Fast-Fold Truss Frame Screens are designed for versatility and durability in rental and staging environments, and accommodate nearly any size of surface. The frames bolt together with Speedy Cranks for efficient set up and tear down without tools. Front and rear projection surfaces can be interchanged, and adjusted up or down in six inch increments. A rugged carrying case ensures ease of transport and storage.

"Handsome white powder coated closure doors and case provide a clean look and allow easy installation of ceiling tiles. Designed to have the case installed during the ""rough-in"" stages of construction and the fabric assembly during the finish stage. Patented in-the-roller motor mounting system for quiet operation. Standard with a Decora style three position wall switch."

"The Advantage® ceiling recessed electric screen series is designed with ceiling trim in place, to conceal the rough opening eliminating the need to complete additional trim work once the screen is installed. Its two-stage installation option affords the screen case to be installed during the rough-in construction stage, and the screen surface assembly during the finishing stage. Sliding installation brackets allow mounting flexibility for easy attachment of the screen housing to the structure above the drop ceiling. Advantage with SightLine™ Da-Lite’s new cable drop feature, SightLine, available with the tried-and-true Advantage (up to 184” Diagonal in 16:9 and up to 189” Diagonal in 16:10) electric screen, gives the impression of a floating screen. A suspension system in its single roller design features 3 or 4 thin cables eliminating the need for black drop – the black border above the projection screen. While the market is accustomed to specifying drop distance upon ordering, now vertical placement of the screen can be variable as the cables accommodate a range of drop distances up to 70"" between the ceiling and the top of the screen – making ordering a snap. What’s more, this feature creates usable space above the viewing area to preserve architectural interests and provides the opportunity for camera/speaker placement. Enhanced aesthetics, painless ordering, smooth installation and future proofing for height adjustability – this is the fine line between status quo and jaw drop."

"The Advantage ceiling recessed electric screen series is designed with ceiling trim in place, to conceal the rough opening eliminating the need to complete additional trim work once the screen is installed. Its two-stage installation option affords the screen case to be installed during the rough-in construction stage, and the screen surface assembly during the finishing stage. Sliding installation brackets allow mounting flexibility for easy attachment of the screen housing to the structure above the drop ceiling. Advantage with SightLine Da-Lite’s new cable drop feature, SightLine, available with the tried-and-true Advantage (up to 184” Diagonal in 16:9 and up to 189” Diagonal in 16:10) electric screen, gives the impression of a floating screen. A suspension system in its single roller design features 3 or 4 thin cables eliminating the need for black drop – the black border above the projection screen. While the market is accustomed to specifying drop distance upon ordering, now vertical placement of the screen can be variable as the cables accommodate a range of drop distances up to 70"" between the ceiling and the top of the screen – making ordering a snap. What’s more, this feature creates usable space above the viewing area to preserve architectural interests and provides the opportunity for camera/speaker placement. Enhanced aesthetics, painless ordering, smooth installation and future proofing for height adjustability – this is the fine line between status quo and jaw drop."

"The Advantage ceiling recessed electric screen series is designed with ceiling trim in place, to conceal the rough opening eliminating the need to complete additional trim work once the screen is installed. Its two-stage installation option affords the screen case to be installed during the rough-in construction stage, and the screen surface assembly during the finishing stage. Sliding installation brackets allow mounting flexibility for easy attachment of the screen housing to the structure above the drop ceiling. Advantage with SightLine Da-Lite’s new cable drop feature, SightLine, available with the tried-and-true Advantage (up to 184” Diagonal in 16:9 and up to 189” Diagonal in 16:10) electric screen, gives the impression of a floating screen. A suspension system in its single roller design features 3 or 4 thin cables eliminating the need for black drop – the black border above the projection screen. While the market is accustomed to specifying drop distance upon ordering, now vertical placement of the screen can be variable as the cables accommodate a range of drop distances up to 70"" between the ceiling and the top of the screen – making ordering a snap. What’s more, this feature creates usable space above the viewing area to preserve architectural interests and provides the opportunity for camera/speaker placement. Enhanced aesthetics, painless ordering, smooth installation and future proofing for height adjustability – this is the fine line between status quo and jaw drop."

"The Advantage® ceiling recessed electric screen series is designed with ceiling trim in place, to conceal the rough opening eliminating the need to complete additional trim work once the screen is installed. Its two-stage installation option affords the screen case to be installed during the rough-in construction stage, and the screen surface assembly during the finishing stage. Sliding installation brackets allow mounting flexibility for easy attachment of the screen housing to the structure above the drop ceiling. Advantage with SightLine™ Da-Lite’s new cable drop feature, SightLine, available with the tried-and-true Advantage (up to 184” Diagonal in 16:9 and up to 189” Diagonal in 16:10) electric screen, gives the impression of a floating screen. A suspension system in its single roller design features 3 or 4 thin cables eliminating the need for black drop – the black border above the projection screen. While the market is accustomed to specifying drop distance upon ordering, now vertical placement of the screen can be variable as the cables accommodate a range of drop distances up to 70"" between the ceiling and the top of the screen – making ordering a snap. What’s more, this feature creates usable space above the viewing area to preserve architectural interests and provides the opportunity for camera/speaker placement. Enhanced aesthetics, painless ordering, smooth installation and future proofing for height adjustability – this is the fine line between status quo and jaw drop."

"The Advantage ceiling recessed electric screen series is designed with ceiling trim in place, to conceal the rough opening eliminating the need to complete additional trim work once the screen is installed. Its two-stage installation option affords the screen case to be installed during the rough-in construction stage, and the screen surface assembly during the finishing stage. Sliding installation brackets allow mounting flexibility for easy attachment of the screen housing to the structure above the drop ceiling. Advantage with SightLine Da-Lite’s new cable drop feature, SightLine, available with the tried-and-true Advantage (up to 184” Diagonal in 16:9 and up to 189” Diagonal in 16:10) electric screen, gives the impression of a floating screen. A suspension system in its single roller design features 3 or 4 thin cables eliminating the need for black drop – the black border above the projection screen. While the market is accustomed to specifying drop distance upon ordering, now vertical placement of the screen can be variable as the cables accommodate a range of drop distances up to 70"" between the ceiling and the top of the screen – making ordering a snap. What’s more, this feature creates usable space above the viewing area to preserve architectural interests and provides the opportunity for camera/speaker placement. Enhanced aesthetics, painless ordering, smooth installation and future proofing for height adjustability – this is the fine line between status quo and jaw drop."