Description
Home Theatre • Gaming • Permanent AV Installations
Shop 100-inch and 120-inch fixed frame projector screens for Canadian home theatres, media rooms, gaming spaces, boardrooms and permanent wall-mounted projection systems.
A fixed frame projector screen keeps the viewing surface stretched securely inside a rigid wall-mounted frame. The flat screen area helps produce a cleaner, more consistent image than most painted walls or loosely hanging projection materials.
AVTECK offers TEXONIC fixed frame screens in popular 100-inch and 120-inch sizes. Both models use a 16:9 matte-white viewing surface, a black velvet-covered aluminum frame and a wide viewing angle for movies, sports, gaming and presentations.
Shop Fixed Frame Projector Screens by Size
PX100
100-Inch Fixed Frame Projector Screen
A practical size for smaller home theatres, media rooms, gaming rooms, offices and presentation spaces.
- 100-inch diagonal screen
- 16:9 widescreen format
- 1.1 gain matte-white surface
- 160° viewing angle
- Black velvet-covered aluminum frame
FX120
120-Inch Fixed Frame Projector Screen
A larger cinema-style screen for dedicated home theatres, gaming rooms, media spaces and permanent presentation setups.
- 120-inch diagonal screen
- 16:9 widescreen format
- 1.1 gain matte-white surface
- 160° viewing angle
- Black velvet-covered aluminum frame
Why Choose a Fixed Frame Projector Screen?
Flat Viewing Surface
The screen material is stretched within the frame to help reduce visible waves, wrinkles and uneven areas.
Clean Theatre Appearance
A black velvet-covered border creates a finished cinema-style appearance around the projected image.
Always Ready
The screen stays mounted and ready for movies, sports, gaming, training sessions and presentations.
Consistent Screen Material
A dedicated projection surface is smoother and more consistent than most painted drywall or textured walls.
Choosing Between a 100-Inch and 120-Inch Screen
| Room or Setup | Suggested Starting Point |
|---|---|
| Smaller media room or gaming space | 100-inch PX100 |
| Standard home theatre or family media room | 100-inch or 120-inch, depending on seating distance |
| Dedicated theatre or larger gaming room | 120-inch FX120 |
| Boardroom or permanent presentation area | Select according to room depth and viewing distance |
| Room where the screen must retract after use | Consider a motorized projector screen |
Screen size should be chosen using the projector’s supported image size, throw-distance calculator, available wall space and the distance between the screen and the main seating position. A larger screen is not always better when viewers must sit too close to the image.
Standard, Short Throw and Ultra-Short-Throw Projectors
A flat fixed frame screen can work well with standard-throw and many short-throw projectors when the screen size, projector position and surface requirements are compatible.
Important ultra-short-throw note: Do not assume that every standard matte-white screen is the best choice for every UST projector.
Some ultra-short-throw projectors, especially those used in rooms with ambient light, perform best with a dedicated UST ALR or CLR screen. Check the projector manufacturer’s screen requirements before ordering.
Matte-White Screen Surface
The PX100 and FX120 use an HD matte-white screen material with a published gain of 1.1 and a 160-degree viewing angle.
Matte-white screens are a practical choice for home theatres, gaming rooms and presentation spaces where room lighting can be reduced. Rooms with strong uncontrolled daylight may require a brighter projector, improved light control or a specialized ambient-light- rejecting screen.
Fixed Frame vs. Motorized vs. Acoustic Screens
| Screen Type | Best Use |
|---|---|
| Standard Fixed Frame | Permanent home theatre, gaming and media rooms |
| Motorized Screen | Shared rooms where the screen must retract after use |
| Acoustically Transparent Fixed Frame | Theatre rooms with front speakers positioned behind the screen |
Measure Before Ordering
- Confirm the projector’s throw ratio and supported image size.
- Measure the complete available wall area, not only the image diagonal.
- Allow space around the screen for the frame and installation access.
- Check the main seating distance and viewing height.
- Confirm projector lens position, ceiling-mount location and cable path.
- Consider room lighting, wall colour and reflective surfaces.
- Confirm current shipping or pickup options on the individual product page.
Complete the Projection Setup
Complete the screen installation with a compatible projector, secure ceiling mount and properly selected HDMI cable.
Fixed Frame Projector Screen FAQ
Is a fixed frame screen better than projecting onto a wall?
A dedicated screen normally provides a smoother and more consistent projection surface than painted drywall, particularly when the wall has texture, marks or uneven paint.
Is a 100-inch or 120-inch screen better?
The best size depends on wall space, projector throw distance and seating distance. A 100-inch screen is often easier to fit in a smaller room, while a 120-inch screen creates a larger cinema-style image in a room with enough viewing distance.
Can I use these screens with a short-throw projector?
They may be suitable for compatible short-throw projectors because the fixed frame helps maintain a flat surface. Confirm the required screen material and projector distance with the projector manufacturer.
Can I use a standard matte-white screen with an ultra-short-throw projector?
Compatibility depends on the projector and room. Many UST installations in brighter rooms benefit from a dedicated UST ALR or CLR screen. Confirm the projector manufacturer’s recommendation before ordering.
Are fixed frame screens retractable?
No. They remain permanently mounted on the wall. Choose a motorized projector screen when the viewing surface must roll away after use.
Can speakers be placed behind these standard screens?
Standard matte-white screens are not designed for speakers positioned behind the viewing surface. Choose an acoustically transparent screen for a theatre layout with hidden front speakers.
Are the screens supplied assembled?
Fixed frame screens normally require frame and screen-surface assembly before wall mounting. Review the product instructions and confirm that the installation area is ready before assembly.
Can AVTECK help confirm screen compatibility?
Yes. Provide the projector model, room dimensions, wall width, desired screen size, seating distance and projector mounting location for compatibility review.
Canadian Projector Screen Support
AVTECK supplies fixed frame screens, motorized screens, acoustically transparent screens, projectors, ceiling mounts and HDMI accessories for Canadian home theatre, gaming, office, education and commercial AV installations. Product availability, delivery and pickup options are displayed on each product page.
