The New AV Dealer’s Guide to the Draper Alphabet
Every projection screen manufacturer has its own naming system for screens. Draper uses a series of letters and numbers for our projection screens. Each letter or number represents a performance or physical characteristic of the screen. By knowing the product name,...
How to Assemble a Large Projection Screen
While 100-foot-plus wide screens are impressive, big sizes can mean big headaches. The award-winning StageScreen modular screen was designed to be among the strongest truss-style screens on the market. Though the 8” truss-style product is very strong vertically, it is...
Draper Adds to Custom AV Solutions Team
Since we officially introduced our custom audiovisual solutions initiative last summer, the opportunities in both AV and solar control have continued to expand. We have already developed key partnerships with several industry leaders to produce custom LED and LCD...
Take the Edge Off
Not everyone likes one of the most prominent features of a fixed frame projection screen: the black borders. The size of these borders can vary from 2”-6”, depending on the size and model of screen. But a growing number of customers are looking for solutions without...
Put the Speaker Where it Belongs
Whether you’re installing a home theater system or AV in a corporate or commercial environment, the proper setup for the sound system ensures the highest quality results. The ideal position for the main speaker is behind the screen on the same level as the right and...
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