Akia Screens offers a wide selection of budget-friendly, high-quality projection screens, including manual pull-down, motorized, and edge-free fixed frame models.
Akia Screens is a dedicated manufacturer of budget-friendly, high-quality projection screens designed for home theaters, offices, and presentation spaces. Their diverse product lineup includes manual pull-down screens, motorized electric screens with RF/IR remote controls, floor-rising tab-tensioned models, and fixed frame edge-free designs. They offer solutions compatible with standard, short-throw, and 4K/8K UHD projectors.
With features like an auto-locking system, MaxWhite 2 projection materials, and multi-format mounting options for flush wall and ceiling suspension, Akia Screens ensures an immersive and easily adjustable viewing experience. Whether you need a simple manual roll-up screen for your living room or a sophisticated motorized setup, Akia provides reliable, easy-to-install audiovisual projection solutions.
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Clean matte white screen material gently with a soft microfiber cloth and mild soap diluted with water. Do not wipe up/down or in circles; wipe very gently from left to right only. Never use organic solvents like acetone or alcohol.
Unplug the screen from the power outlet and wait one minute. Press and hold the STOP button on the RF remote. While holding STOP, plug the screen back in. The screen will drop and retract twice to confirm synchronization, at which point you can release the STOP button.
When pliable projection material is rolled up for storage, it may develop memory lines. To fix this, simply leave the screen in the deployed (down) position for a few days in a warm room (above 75°F). The material will stretch out and cure itself, and the lines should vanish.
It is not recommended. Using a short-throw projector on a non-tensioned screen will make any slight waves on the viewing surface highly evident and cause image distortion. Akia Screens recommends a tab-tensioned or fixed frame screen for short-throw projectors.