Ever notice a glazed look in your trainees’ eyes during a presentation? It might not be due to boredom—it could be blurry visuals straining their attention. A recent study by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) found that 78% of UK learning professionals believe poor presentation quality hinders training effectiveness. This is where professional projector installation steps in, transforming your training room into a hub of captivating clarity.
Imagine a world where the projector seamlessly displays crisp, vibrant visuals. Gone are the days of fighting shadows or fiddling with cables. Professional projector installation can transform your training room into a captivating learning environment. Let’s explore five key ways it helps:

In today’s post we are going to look at the different types of projector screens available and their applications. There are many varieties of projector screen, each have their own individual features. Choosing the correct screen can make or break a successful projector installation. It is important to to take some time considering the correct solution.

1. Roll Down Projector Screens

The roll down projector screen is the most commonly seen screen. They are used extensively everywhere from schools to home cinemas. They come in sizes from 1.5 metres wide up to around 3metres wide. The size in generally limited on manual pull down screens due to the mechanics of the screen and comfortability of operating it.