Elite Screens manufactures high-quality projection screens for home theater, business, and education, offering motorized, fixed-frame, and portable solutions.
Elite Screens Inc. is a leading manufacturer of projection screens, headquartered in California. The company specializes in providing a vast array of affordable, high-performance projection surfaces suitable for home theaters, commercial presentations, and educational environments. Their product lineup includes the popular Manual, Spectrum, Saker, and CineTension series, alongside premium fixed-frame options like the Aeon and ezFrame specific for dedicated media rooms.
Known for innovation, Elite Screens offers specialized materials such as the CineGrey 3D and StarBright CLR (Ceiling Light Rejecting) for ambient light environments, as well as acoustically transparent options for sound integration. Whether you need a portable tripod screen for outdoor events, a recessed in-ceiling electric screen for a concealed installation, or a standard pull-down model, Elite Screens delivers reliable visual solutions backed by comprehensive warranty support.
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Use a soft microfiber cloth and mild soap diluted in water. Gently wipe the screen from left to right. Do not use harsh chemicals, alcohol, or solvents, and avoid wiping in a circular motion.
For Saker and similar series, use a 5/32 allen wrench on the limit switches located near the power cord. Generally, turning the switch clockwise reduces the drop, while counter-clockwise increases it. Always check your specific manual to avoid damaging the motor.
These are known as memory lines, caused by the material being rolled up for storage. Leave the screen in the down position in a warm room (above 75°F) for a few days, and the material should stretch out and cure itself.
It is not recommended. Short-throw projectors require a perfectly flat surface, such as a motorized tab-tensioned or fixed-frame screen. Standard non-tensioned screens may show waves that cause image distortion with short-throw lenses.