[Elite Screens] Yard Master 2 Rear Series

I hang this screen (Yard Master 2 Rear Series) connected to the frame from the ceiling on the outside edge of our back porch and use a ceiling mounted Epson 8350 to project onto it from about 11'. It is the perfect solution and the weight of the frame keeps the screen stable in a breeze, but can be tied to the handrail below if needed. The HD quality is amazing and we sometimes use it as a front projection screen with decent results.

I actually bought a front and rear screen. They are both 120" 16:9 screens. The frames are light and easy to assemble. Like others have said the screens are tight to get on the frame but manageable. They do have creases and have not come out yet even after a few weeks of being on the frame, but you do not notice them while projecting on them, so I don't mind them at all. Both screens show a great picture. Totally recommend these. I do wish they made a tube container so you could roll up the screens and carry instead of having to fold them back up. But the carrying case is nice.

Awesome screen! we used it on our camping trip.

I purchased the Yard Master 2 with the rear Wraith Veil screen and have been very pleased thus far. The setup and takedown are fairly straightforward, and I have found the components easy to work with and store (even working by myself with a 120" screen). Although I have noticed creases in my screen (as pointed out by other reviewers), it doesn't seem to affect the picture, which is terrific. I was initially confused by the screen options for the Yard Master 2 frame and eventually settled on the rear projection capability and higher gain of the stand-alone Wraith Veil (rather than the Wraith Veil dual or front projection, 'CineWhite' screen). Understanding that the optimal lighting conditions are fixed (and dark), I wanted to be able to start a 2-hr. movie for young children without having to wait for the very last photon emission from the sun; the Wraith Veil provides me with that flexibility. Here's to a summer full of great movie memories made outdoors!

Here's the scoop on setting up a home theater outside: first BUY THIS SCREEN! I got the wraith fabric for rear projector... when the sun goes down, this thing is HIGH DEF...not the washed out look you see in bars with projectors. The screen is AS EASY to set up as they say. I timed my first try... 11.5 minutes from bag to set up. Next, get a short throw projector and project from behind. This keeps the projector out of everyone's way. I bought a BENQ TH671ST.. .amazing @