16 Feet Inflatable Movie Screen Outdoor Theater Blow Up Projecti

16 Feet Inflatable Movie Screen Outdoor Theater Blow Up Projecti

16 Feet Inflatable Movie Screen Outdoor Theater Blow Up Projecti

16 Feet Inflatable Movie Screen Outdoor Theater Blow Up Projecti:at our store, we stock over 2000 models, so if you see the manufacturer, but not the model, don't be shy - give us a call and we will be happy to check! Let's get the bad out of the way, it needs to be staked down. It will need guy lines installed. It is a giant sail and highly susceptible to winds. You will likely want to invest in larger stakes than the ones provided. The attachment to the fan is terrible to fuss with... it's a wide nylon strap that you have to tie. No matter how well you tie this it seems to get blown off the fan eventually. I'm going to investigate if a cheap 3" louvre spring clamp will hold this to the fan. I'll edit this if that works. The fan is loud and distracting. I'm planning on seeing if a 3" dryer hose can relocate the fan behind the screen successfully.Everything else is good. The reason it must be secured so well to the ground is that it is very, very large. Though the screen is probably only about 120-130 inches diagonal (not that that isn't large), it is set up about 3.5 or 4 feet off the ground. The top of the screen is a couple feet higher than my shed. It is really absurd what this thing looks like inflated, and I love it! I haven't liked anything this much in a while.The screen... well first off, attach it before inflating. Tie off the guy lines to the side before inflating too. If you're six feet tall, you will need at least a 4 ft high, 11 ft long scaffolding to do this while it's upright. Luckily it deflates in second.The screen is a very good material for reverse projection. This is probably what you want, your equipment and wiring can be tucked behind the screen where no one will trip on it, light from the front of the screen will have less of an impact on the picture, and the large number of guests that will suddenly appear at your house won't block the projection. I have an inexpensive HDMI to cat 6 to HDMI adapter using an underground ethernet cable to the end of my backyard. This way I can set up my projector 14 feet behind the screen and keep all my equipment (except the projector and speakers) inside. If you don't have a short throw projector, plan on it needing to be at least 14 ft away from this screen for the appropriate size. Also a quality projector will be needed to produce a decent image this size. If your projector doesn't have a lamp and cost less than this screen... that's not going to cut it.I'm very happy with this screen. I'm excited to get a few movie nights lined up.price,minneapolis mall,max 87% off16 Feet Inflatable Movie Screen Outdoor Theater Blow Up Projecti
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  • [FRONT/REAR PROJECTION] This inflatable movie screen supports front and rear projection, you can see clear pictures on any side. 160°wide viewing Angle, 16:9 screen ratio, high color reduction. Inviting your neighbors or friends to watch the movie together, it will not look crowded. Put the projector on the opposite side, do not need to worry about people walking around will affect the movie.
  • [DURABLE MATERIAL] This outdoor projector screen is high-quality polyester materials, it is flexible, safe and smooth, without traces and no crease after folded. 210D Oxford cloth black frame features a seam-free, super stable and durable for use in all seasons. Easy to maintain and washable.
  • [QUICK INFLATED] High power 110v 180w blower included can blow up this movie screen in 2 minutes, keeps it plugged in and inflated when using (REMEMBER ZIP UP the zipper before inflating). And the blower was so hardly noticeable once the movie started, bring you an immersive movie-watching experience.
  • [EASY SET UP] This blow up screen comes with a free-standing mount frame, tethers, yard stakes, a professional external 180w air blower and a 210D oxford handy bag are included for easy setup and storage; Just set up your projector and get your loudspeakers ready for the big event.
  • [WIDE APPLICATIONS] The outdoor theatre screen is suitable for backyard movies, home theaters, large-scale commercial activity centers or small drive-in theaters. Especially for outdoor activities, it will help you achieve more ideas and enjoy wonderful night. [100% Satisfaction Guaranteed] 1-year manufacturer warranty, hassle free to refund/return/replacement if you meet any questions on our screen.
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AZXRHWYGS 16 Feet Inflatable Movie Screen Outdoor and Indoor Theater Projector Screen

Watching your favorite film on the big screen with all your friends and family is a truly magical experience.

And now, you can have this experience in the comfort of your own backyard with our movie screen in at-home entertainment.

An inflatable movie stand is an affordable and efficient way to project any film, sporting event, and video game onto a giant, self-supporting screen. Simply blow it up, set it up where you want, and invite all your friends over for a relaxing evening of viewing and gaming.

  • Package list ： 1 x Inflatable Frame , 1 x White Screen , 1x Blower (180W, 110V) , 1 x Storage Bag , 4 x Nylon Tethers , 4 x Tether Stakes , 8 x Base Stakes
  • Item size: 10.4ft x 12.4ft x 3.9ft （Height x Length x Width），Diagonal size: 16ft
high refinition image screenhigh refinition image screen
front and rear projectionfront and rear projection
16ft movie screen size16ft movie screen size
super easy to setupsuper easy to setup

Super Easy to Setup

  1. Lay out frame, close deflation zipper and attach to the blower.
  2. Plug in and turn on the blower, inflate in 2 minutes.
  3. Attach the white screen to the black frame.
  4. Let it stand up, attach the wind cord.
  5. Just open the zipper to deflate.

  • Warm Tips:
  • The blower must always be on and connected to the frame to keep it inflated. Once the blower is turned off, the movie screen will slowly collapse.
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16 Feet Inflatable Movie Screen Outdoor Theater Blow Up Projecti

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16 Feet Inflatable Movie Screen Outdoor Theater Blow Up Projecti

16 Feet Inflatable Movie Screen Outdoor Theater Blow Up Projecti:at our store, we stock over 2000 models, so if you see the manufacturer, but not the model, don't be shy - give us a call and we will be happy to check! Let's get the bad out of the way, it needs to be staked down. It will need guy lines installed. It is a giant sail and highly susceptible to winds. You will likely want to invest in larger stakes than the ones provided. The attachment to the fan is terrible to fuss with... it's a wide nylon strap that you have to tie. No matter how well you tie this it seems to get blown off the fan eventually. I'm going to investigate if a cheap 3" louvre spring clamp will hold this to the fan. I'll edit this if that works. The fan is loud and distracting. I'm planning on seeing if a 3" dryer hose can relocate the fan behind the screen successfully.Everything else is good. The reason it must be secured so well to the ground is that it is very, very large. Though the screen is probably only about 120-130 inches diagonal (not that that isn't large), it is set up about 3.5 or 4 feet off the ground. The top of the screen is a couple feet higher than my shed. It is really absurd what this thing looks like inflated, and I love it! I haven't liked anything this much in a while.The screen... well first off, attach it before inflating. Tie off the guy lines to the side before inflating too. If you're six feet tall, you will need at least a 4 ft high, 11 ft long scaffolding to do this while it's upright. Luckily it deflates in second.The screen is a very good material for reverse projection. This is probably what you want, your equipment and wiring can be tucked behind the screen where no one will trip on it, light from the front of the screen will have less of an impact on the picture, and the large number of guests that will suddenly appear at your house won't block the projection. I have an inexpensive HDMI to cat 6 to HDMI adapter using an underground ethernet cable to the end of my backyard. This way I can set up my projector 14 feet behind the screen and keep all my equipment (except the projector and speakers) inside. If you don't have a short throw projector, plan on it needing to be at least 14 ft away from this screen for the appropriate size. Also a quality projector will be needed to produce a decent image this size. If your projector doesn't have a lamp and cost less than this screen... that's not going to cut it.I'm very happy with this screen. I'm excited to get a few movie nights lined up.price,minneapolis mall,max 87% off16 Feet Inflatable Movie Screen Outdoor Theater Blow Up Projecti