RNT Projection Screen Motorised 100 Inches (16:9)

RNT Projection Screen Motorised 100 Inches (16:9)

This RNT motorised projection screen gives you a 100-inch diagonal image in the 16:9 widescreen format, the native shape of films, streaming services, gaming and modern laptop output. Because the screen matches the content exactly, there are no black bars at the top and bottom and no cropped edges: the picture fills the viewing area of approximately 221 x 124 cm edge to edge. At 100 inches the image is large enough to feel genuinely cinematic in a dedicated media room or a large living room.

The motorised roller is the practical heart of the product. Between sessions the screen retracts fully into its housing at the push of a control, which keeps the matte surface protected from dust, fingerprints and accidental damage, and leaves the wall looking like a normal room. When you are ready to watch, the screen lowers smoothly to its full extension and stops flat and square, ready for the projector. There is no pulling, clipping or re-tensioning as with manual screens, and the surface returns to the same position every time, so projector alignment stays set.

Key Features

• 100-inch diagonal screen in native 16:9 widescreen format
• Viewing area of approximately 221 x 124 cm
• Motorised operation raises and lowers the screen electrically
• Retracts fully into the housing to protect the surface between uses
• Flat matte surface for even brightness across the image
• Black borders around the viewing area improve perceived contrast
• Wall or ceiling mounting above the viewing position
• Suits home cinema, gaming and large-room presentations

Getting the Installation Right

A motorised screen rewards careful mounting. Fix the case level and centred on the projector lens axis; an off-centre screen forces keystone correction on the projector, which softens the picture. For a 100-inch 16:9 image, seating roughly 3 to 4.5 metres from the screen gives the best balance: closer feels overwhelming, and further back the image loses its cinema impact. Mounting positions work on either a wall face or a ceiling, and the housing should sit above the viewing area so the fully lowered screen centres on the audience.

Why 16:9 Is the Home Format

Almost everything watched at home today is produced in 16:9 or wider: streaming series, films, sports broadcasts and games consoles all output this shape. A 16:9 screen means the projector’s full panel resolution is used for the picture rather than for black bars. If your use is mostly movies and streaming, this is the correct format; the 4:3 version of this screen exists for presentation-led rooms instead.

The detailed specifications for this screen, including size, format and mounting, are listed below.