Sesame 2.0 Tab Tension
Euroscreen's popular recessed projection screen Sesame 2.0 is also available as Tab Tension model. The Tab Tension function provides a perfect lay flat surface and will keep the viewing area taut and smooth for years and years. The Tab Tension feature is highly recommended when high technology Short Throw projectors and full HD projectors are used.
Sesame 2.0 Tab Tension has a sophisticated white aluminium cassette, equipped with unique removable end flanges which make the installation quick and easy. This new feature, together with new especially developed brackets, makes it trouble-free to install the case in a prepared ceiling cut-out later on during the construction process. The Sesame 2.0 has also a concealed drop function of the entire screen section which helps the installation.
Furthermore, the Sesame 2.0 case is now even more stylish in its appearance with external flange profiles which are integrated with the cassette and the smart design of bottom which closes the cassette flush when screen is retracted. The Sesame 2.0 is also equipped with a rigid bottom bar with more space for weight when required.
The Sesame 2.0 Tab Tension is available with several screen surfaces. Euroscreen® high contrast ReAct is the optimal choice when the screen is installed in bright environments.
Sesame 2.0 won the category "Best Projection Screen 2010", voted by British SoundVisionInstall Magazine's readers.
Furthermore, the Sesame 2.0 case is now even more stylish in its appearance with external flange profiles which are integrated with the cassette and the smart design of bottom which closes the cassette flush when screen is retracted. The Sesame 2.0 is also equipped with a rigid bottom bar with more space for weight when required.
The Sesame 2.0 Tab Tension is available with several screen surfaces. Euroscreen® high contrast ReAct is the optimal choice when the screen is installed in bright environments.
Sesame 2.0 won the category "Best Projection Screen 2010", voted by British SoundVisionInstall Magazine's readers.
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