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Assembled Height (in inches) Assembled Weight (In LBS) Assembled Width (in inches) For more information please contact customer service at 1-866-384-8290 This bestselling blackout drapery muffles sound and helps reduce out-of-room noises at the window. Perfect for homes, nurseries, schools, and workplaces, this drapery lining insulates and helps keep rooms cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. This 3-pass lining allows you to use the lining as a standalone drapery if desired because it features a layer of white foam, black foam, then a third and final layer of white foam to achieve 100% blackout with both sides of the lining remaining white in color. Made in the USA or Imported Blackout Drapery Fabric ( Roc-Lon® Blackout Drapery Fabric (8 Roc-Lon® Drapery Lining (4 Welcome to my screen construction web page. This small project started because I needed a 16 x 9 projection screen for my Optoma Projector, and didn't see the value in the commercial tensioned

screens, which run $1000 and up here in Canada. While hanging out in the AVS Forum, I learned that some people were using 'blackout cloth' with goodSo I decided to build my own tensioned screen using that material and someHere are the details: This shows the parts used to make the screen. I used 1 x 4 fir framing pieces, then mitered the ends using a 10"I used Fir because it's hard, meaning it will be more rigid and holdI don't know if this is necessary. You could save a few dollars using a cheaper lumber. The other parts are some plain old metal angles from Home Depot, and some screws. For Screen cloth, I went to 'FabricLand', and bought some 'blackout cloth' that is used to line curtains for light blocking. This material has an off-white side, and a white side. To my untrained eye, the material on the white side looks exactly like a matte white screen material. Same color, texture, and gain, which I believe is around 1.3 (based on comments from other people who have used this stuff for

This material comes on a roll 54" wide, and can be stretched a couple of inches in width, meaning you can make a 96 x 54. 16:9 screen with it. I paid $8.54 per linear yard. Finally, I purchased 3 yards of a felt-like black cloth, which I will staple to This image shows the black cloth stapled around eachThe first one I did wound up having a couple of wrinkles in it, because I tried to staple one side first all down the length of the framing piece, then staple the other. I had a tough time this way. On the other pieces, I basically worked my way down the frame, stapling the cloth tight as I went. (Click on the Thumbnail for a larger version) This image shows some detail about the stapling, and how the angle pieces were screwed on to give the frame some rigidity (in this picture, the screws weren't in yet - I used 3/4" wood screws, and put one in each hole). One word about the stapling: If your staple gun doesn't set the staples into the

wood well, then continue pulling on the cloth while you hammer down the staple. That way, the tension force is spread across the whole staple instead of just the This picture also shows how I finished the ends of each piece. folded the cloth around the ends and stapled it down, much like wrapping a ChristmasAll that was done prior to assembling the frame pieces. The next step was to stretch the cloth onto the frame. Rather than describe it, I suggest going to this site: How to stretch a canvas. However, this site shows how to stretch a canvasThis means the face of the cloth is stretched over the front of the frame and pulled behind it and stapled on the sides. In our case, we want the 'face' of the cloth behind the frame facing through it, and we want the staplesSo I laid the frame face down, laid the cloth face down over the back, then pulled it tight and stapled according to the instructions on that web site. It was easy, and took maybe half an hour.

This is the frame with the screen stretched across theIf you find that the screen is too flexible after it's all done, I would recommend nailing some 1/16" ply or MDF to the back. That would make a 'composite' structure that should be extremely strong, and would also protect the screen fromMy screen turned out perfectly flat, so I didn't have to do that. Here's the finished project, although this photo doesn'tIt looks very professional, and the black cloth border makes forThe frame is very strong where it counts, which is in the ability to hold its tension (i.e. the frame pieces won't sag or bow in). flimsy in torsion, which means that you may have to bolt all four corners to theI got lucky, and mine hangs completely flat, so I just screwed a couple of flat metal hangers to the back and hung it from the unfinished framed wall of my theater to test it out and get a feel for the geometry of the room, projector mount, I'm extremely happy with the way the screen came out - movies look gorgeous, and