These Dragonfly™ Matte White Fixed Screens support the evolution of the 2.35:1 aspect ratio. The go-to choice for fantastic image quality‚ with a micro-diamond pattern that delivers ultra-wide off-axis viewing‚ plus reduced light ripples and glare to create true-to-life‚ accurate reproductions. A velvet-covered aluminum frame absorbs overscan and provides a professional touch. Finally‚ quick assembly and flexible mounting solutions make installation a snap.
Dragonfly™ Fixed 2.35:1 High Contrast Projection Screen
These Dragonfly™ Matte White Fixed Screens support the evolution of the 2.35:1 aspect ratio. The go-to choice for fantastic image quality‚ with a micro-diamond pattern that delivers ultra-wide off-axis viewing‚ plus reduced light ripples and glare to create true-to-life‚ accurate reproductions. A velvet-covered aluminum frame absorbs overscan and provides a professional touch. Finally‚ quick assembly and flexible mounting solutions make installation a snap.
Matte White Screen Material
Dragonfly screens with Matte White screen material are the ideal solution when building a dedicated home theater with controlled lighting. Why? Because with a 1.2 gain it does not hot-spot or color shift meaning it will not add nor detract from the image in any way and can be used for accurate imaging.
Velvet Covered Frame 
Wrapped with VelTX™ covering which absorbs any overspray, the screen's frame is not only quick and easy to assemble, it also looks good too. Together with the inside beveled edge, the frame is both functional and aesthetically pleasing. 
Easy Screen Assembly
Your valuable time should be spent in the overall design and build of the theater room and delays from product assembly should be kept to a minimum. Dragonfly screens have been designed with SnaPerfect™ technology to provide quick installability and high quality for a tight and wrinkle free surface that only takes minutes to assemble.
Flexible Mounting
Our hanging hardware can be positioned anywhere along a built-in channel in the frame. Translation: you can position the screen where it looks the best, not where the stud is.