[andyr300]

I have seen pull-up screens for sale but cant help thinking back to my school days where they were about as flat as a mountain range!

Are they better these days or still much better off with a pull down?

[Klippie]

I don't know much about the pull-ups but I've had a cheap Draper Luma pull down for a good few years now its been fine I can't complain, I switch the projector on pull down the screen and watch movies there's not much more to say...

[shuggy]

I got the optoma panovision 84 inch from Tesco for only £92. it is low pofile enough to hide under the drapes and window radiator. I am very impressed with how smooth the surface is and how discrete it is

[stubie_do]

Why not ask on the projector screen forum?

Mods please move post

[Zone]

Indeed, moving to Projection Screens

[andyr300]

anyone got a pull-up?

[Piers]

Yes, I've got a Beamax pull-up screen that I use for powerpoint presentations and for testing projectors. It is in a different league to the ones that you probably remember from school days.

As ever cost enters the equation. To get the same performance you will pay more for a pull-up than for a pull-down.

[Turlough]

Any views on the X-series Dellegno screens here?

http://www.beamax.com/The-X-series-Dellegno

I love the idea of an electric rising screen but no-one seems to have them on demo in the UK?