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FAQ's
Gain refers to the screen's ability to reflect and amplify the brightness of the projected image. It is a measure of how effectively the screen reflects light back to the viewer's eyes. The gain value represents the ratio of the screen's reflective power compared to a standard reference surface, usually a matte white screen with a gain of 1.0.
The gain value indicates the amount of reflective lumens that the screen can provide. A higher gain value means that more light is reflected back, resulting in a brighter image on the screen. Conversely, a lower gain value means less light is reflected, resulting in a dimmer image.
The gain value of a screen also influences the width of the viewing angle. A screen with a higher gain will have a narrower viewing angle, meaning that viewers must be positioned more directly in front of the screen to experience the maximum brightness. On the other hand, a screen with a lower gain will have a wider viewing angle, allowing viewers to see a brighter image even if they are not directly in front of the screen.
It's important to note that the choice of gain depends on the specific viewing environment and the desired viewing experience. Factors such as ambient light, screen size, projector brightness, and audience seating arrangement all play a role in determining the optimal gain for a given situation.
The gain value indicates the amount of reflective lumens that the screen can provide. A higher gain value means that more light is reflected back, resulting in a brighter image on the screen. Conversely, a lower gain value means less light is reflected, resulting in a dimmer image.
The gain value of a screen also influences the width of the viewing angle. A screen with a higher gain will have a narrower viewing angle, meaning that viewers must be positioned more directly in front of the screen to experience the maximum brightness. On the other hand, a screen with a lower gain will have a wider viewing angle, allowing viewers to see a brighter image even if they are not directly in front of the screen.
It's important to note that the choice of gain depends on the specific viewing environment and the desired viewing experience. Factors such as ambient light, screen size, projector brightness, and audience seating arrangement all play a role in determining the optimal gain for a given situation.
Gain affects the brightness of the projected image and the quality of viewing angles. It determines how well the screen reflects light and impacts the clarity and width of the viewing angle.
No, a higher gain projector screen doesn't automatically guarantee a better image quality. While it can provide a brighter image from certain angles, it may result in diminished brightness from other perspectives. Higher gain screens typically have a smaller viewing angle.
The standard gain for a projector screen is 1.0, which ensures equal brightness from all sides and visible from multiple angles. However, the ideal gain depends on the viewer's preferences and the specific environment. Consider the pros and cons of high and low gain screens to determine the best fit for your needs.
High gain screens offer clear and visible images in bright settings, enhance visibility in dark conditions, reflect minimal light from walls and ceiling, and are effective in eliminating light from fabric screens resistant to general lighting.
High gain screens have a reduced viewing angle for viewers not in the middle, require viewers to sit directly opposite the screen for optimal brightness, may not be bright enough for larger audiences due to restrictive viewing angles, and are not ideal for outdoor viewing.
Low gain screens provide a more expansive viewing angle for larger audiences, diffuse light evenly across a wider angle for an equal viewing experience, and reduce projector brightness for indoor settings.
Low gain screens are not ideal for outdoor viewing due to reduced brightness, reject some light from the projector, and may not provide ample contrast to view all images clearly.
To apply projection whiteboard wallpaper simply apply the Smarter Surfaces wallpaper adhesive to the wall ( two coats).
Then apply the wallpaper like any traditional wallpaper, use a flat plastic edge to push out any air bubbles and trim to size with a sharp knife.
You can add more rolls to cover an entire wall by simply pushing two or more rolls together along the edge.
See our projection whiteboard wallpaper application video
How is Smart Projector Wallpaper applied?
A full application guide to help you apply our Smart Projector Whiteboard Wallpaper.
Then apply the wallpaper like any traditional wallpaper, use a flat plastic edge to push out any air bubbles and trim to size with a sharp knife.
You can add more rolls to cover an entire wall by simply pushing two or more rolls together along the edge.
See our projection whiteboard wallpaper application video
How is Smart Projector Wallpaper applied?
A full application guide to help you apply our Smart Projector Whiteboard Wallpaper.Our projection whiteboard wallpaper is designed to be applied to smooth surfaces. They can also be applied to curved walls. Ensure all debris and previous wallpapers have been removed. Absorbent surfaces should be treated with a primer before application.
Only absorbent surfaces should be treated with a primer before application. If its previously painted then no primer is required.
Yes Projection whiteboard wallpaper is very safe it is VOC free, solvent free, PFOA & PFOS free and isocyanates free
It also has independent certification for Fire Class A - ASTM E84 and Projection Performance Report – CREST
It also has independent certification for Fire Class A - ASTM E84 and Projection Performance Report – CREST
Your projectable whiteboard can be wiped clean with a regular dry or slightly damp cloth.
For easier cleaning, you can also use any standard Whiteboard Cleaning Spray.
For tough or stubborn marks, we recommend customers use our Permanent Ink Remover.
For easier cleaning, you can also use any standard Whiteboard Cleaning Spray.
For tough or stubborn marks, we recommend customers use our Permanent Ink Remover.
Continued use of alcohol on Smart Whiteboard Wallpaper - Low Sheen may deteriorate the integrity of your surface and reduce performance.
We have designed our range of cleaning fluids to provide the best cleaning results while maintaining the quality you expect from your Smart Surface.
You can see our full range of cleaning products
We have designed our range of cleaning fluids to provide the best cleaning results while maintaining the quality you expect from your Smart Surface.
You can see our full range of cleaning products
No, like any regular whiteboard, Smart Whiteboard Wallpaper - Low Sheen is not compatible with permanent markers.
If permanent markers are used on Smart Whiteboard Wallpaper - Low Sheen, we advise using our Permanent Ink Remover. to remove.
If permanent markers are used on Smart Whiteboard Wallpaper - Low Sheen, we advise using our Permanent Ink Remover. to remove.
It may be possible to remove a permanent marker by writing over it with a whiteboard marker. This will ‘wet’ the ink again, thus making it easier to remove. Wait two minutes, then wipe off.
If this fails to work, use Permanent Ink Remover. available from our web store.
This is a specialised cleaner designed to remove permanent marker, stubborn stains and ghosting from whiteboards and Whiteboard Wallpaper - Low Sheen surfaces.
If this fails to work, use Permanent Ink Remover. available from our web store.
This is a specialised cleaner designed to remove permanent marker, stubborn stains and ghosting from whiteboards and Whiteboard Wallpaper - Low Sheen surfaces.
Yes, Smart Projection wallpaper is a dual function wallpaper and is used as a whiteboard surface and a projection surface.
Projection Whiteboard Wallpaper - Low Sheen (Projector and Whiteboard) is available in a selection of sizes choose your size at the shopping cart on the product page.
For Smart Whiteboard Wallpaper Low Sheen has a Gloss Measurement of 41 GU at 60 degrees
Smart Whiteboard Wallpaper – Low Sheen is suitable for use with most projectors, including ultra short throw projectors.
Please note: Smart Whiteboard Wallpapers can be used with short throw interactive projectors
Please note: Smart Whiteboard Wallpapers can be used with short throw interactive projectors
Yes you can apply projection wallpaper on top of your magnetic plaster.
If you notice a ‘hotspot’ on the surface, simply re-angle your projector to eliminate it.
If you are looking for a surface with both projector and whiteboard functionalities, choose our Smart Projector Whiteboard Wallpaper - Low Sheen.
For high performance projection consider our range of specialist projection paints.
If you are looking for a surface with both projector and whiteboard functionalities, choose our Smart Projector Whiteboard Wallpaper - Low Sheen.
For high performance projection consider our range of specialist projection paints.
Projector Whiteboard Wallpaper installation
Projector Whiteboard Wallpaper is a convenient and ready-to-use writable projector screen wallcovering that can be applied effortlessly, and it will be ready for use within 48 hours. This versatile wallpaper can be hung horizontally, vertically, and even on curved rounded walls, although horizontal hanging is recommended for ease of use at eye level.
To apply the whiteboard wallpaper, start by preparing the surface. Fill any cracks or defects and sand the surface until it becomes smooth. If necessary, apply a coat of primer before proceeding. Measure the wallpaper to the desired length and cut it using sharp scissors. You can unroll the material on a clean floor for easy cutting.
Next, apply two coats of adhesive to the wall using a roller. Allow the first coat of adhesive to become touch dry before applying the second coat. Now, it's time to install the Projector whiteboard wallpaper. Use the provided spatula or a smooth hard plastic edge to push out any air bubbles and excess adhesive. To complete the process, clean the entire surface with water and a cloth.
A full and much more detailed application guide is available to help you apply our whiteboard wallcovering.
You can also view our whiteboard wallpaper application video to see how you can apply it correctly.
You can request a sample pack if you want to sample our products’ performance first.
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A full application guide to help you apply our Smart Projector Whiteboard Wallpaper.
