A clean projection surface for an ultra-wide image.

From the viewing side, the woven material provides a continuous projection surface designed for large-format image reproduction.

The 21:9 format creates a wider cinematic presentation compared with conventional 16:9 screens, making it particularly suitable for dedicated theater and custom AV installations.

Designed for tension, support, and acoustic integration.

The rear view reveals the structural system behind the large projection surface. Multiple vertical support members help reinforce the oversized frame while the screen material is tensioned around the perimeter.

The woven screen surface allows audio from speakers installed behind it to pass through, supporting a more integrated front soundstage.

One screen. Two functional surfaces.

The front is optimized for projection, while the rear reveals the woven acoustic structure and reinforced frame design.

Large-format screens require more than simply scaling up a standard frame.

Before shipment, the oversized screen was assembled and inspected at the factory. The process allowed the team to verify the frame structure, the projection surface tension, the overall screen geometry, and the final appearance.

Keep the speakers where the sound belongs — behind the image.

Acoustic transparent screens allow loudspeakers to be installed behind the screen instead of beside or below it. This makes it possible to align dialogue and front-channel audio more naturally with the projected image.