by Jim Hoodlebrink | May 7, 2026 | Pro AV Integration, Rental & Staging, Screen Technology
In the world of projection in small meeting rooms, old-fashioned tripod screens are no longer a viable option. However, folding screens can be bulky and difficult for a single person to set up. The new Ultimate Folding Screen Lite from Draper solves both of these...
by Terry Coffey | Apr 15, 2026 | Pro AV Integration, Screen Technology
When it comes to fixed projection screens, one size — or one style — doesn’t fit every space. That’s why we created the Clarion Collection. This family of permanently tensioned screens addresses a wide range of visual, architectural, and budgetary requirements. The...
by Jim Hoodlebrink | Mar 4, 2026 | Home Theatre, Houses of Worship, Pro AV Integration, Screen Technology
There are three things required for fixed screens used in hospitality, education, and other applications: strength, performance, and economy. The new Versa Clarion fixed frame screen from Draper delivers all 3. Strength The Versa Clarion frame is constructed of 1-1/2...
by Jim Hoodlebrink | Jan 14, 2026 | Pro AV Integration, Rental & Staging, Screen Technology
Replacing an old, deteriorating projection screen that has seen better days isn’t that big a deal. People do it all the time, especially since viewing surface technology and portable screen frame systems have improved drastically. But needing the new screen to create...
by Jim Hoodlebrink | Aug 6, 2025 | Pro AV Integration, Screen Technology
Sometimes an idea is so good it keeps coming back. That’s just what happened with the Draper Acrobat – a utility lineset used to suspend AV products including projection screens from the ceiling. A couple of years ago we decided to phase it out and concentrate on...
by Terry Coffey | Jul 9, 2025 | Audiovisual Mounts & Structures, Draper Updates, Pro AV Integration
That’s the message we took to InfoComm 2025 in Orlando and based on feedback from the show that message was delivered loud and clear! In order to focus attention on AV Mounts and Structures, this was the first time our InfoComm booth did not include projection...