1. Confirm final image size first
Project a temporary image or use the projector manufacturer’s geometry calculator. Confirm that the projector can create the intended diagonal where the screen will hang.
2. Mark the image, not just the frame center
Use painter’s tape to mark image corners. Sit in the room and verify eye height, speaker clearance and furniture relationships before drilling.
3. Assemble on a clean surface
Follow the manufacturer manual and protect the screen material from dust, sharp tools and floor debris. Tensioning order matters, so do not improvise beyond the documented assembly sequence.
4. Find structure and level the mounts
Use appropriate anchors or wall studs for the screen’s weight. Fixed frames are large leverage loads; if you are unsure about the wall construction, use a qualified installer.
5. UST: align screen before fine projector correction
For UST, physically square and level the projector and screen before relying on digital keystone correction. Optical alignment generally preserves more image quality than aggressive digital correction.
6. Verify the merchant manual
The NothingProjector listing provides an installation manual for this screen. Use that manual for model-specific hardware placement.
