Fast-Fold Deluxe Screen System
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Fast-Fold Deluxe Screen System

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F/F DLX COMP SCRN DT 92X144
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Key Features Intuitive leg-to-frame locking mechanism, with no parts to lose Frame and legs made of 1 1/4” aluminum tubing (black anodized frame option available upon request) Available in seamless, and up to 16K ready, foldable and optically enhanced screen surfaces for today’s high resolution projectors RF welded binding and matte snap caps for a clean aesthetic After years of use, adjustable corner brace offers additional longevity through correction of frame bowing Carrying case with wheels
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