Can I Install an In-Ceiling Projector Screen Into a Sloping Ceiling?

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Never install an in-ceiling onto a surface where it will not be perfectly upright and level.  This article explains more about the process and options to work with a sloping ceiling.

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*The discussion below is based on actual chat transcripts with the omission of any personal/confidential material to protect the customer’s privacy. An example in this case is to change the contact’s identification name/number to “Customer” or a generic name.

 

Transcripts:

  • [15:49] Customer: Hello, I was interested in one of your recessed motorized projector screens but my ceiling is on an angle. Have you ever had clients install these successfully on an angle, roughly 20-25 degrees, or do these types of screens need to be installed on a regular non-angled ceiling?
  • [15:49]        Rick I would be glad to assist you with this. Our user guides specifically advise against installing any of our in-ceiling electric projection screens into an angled ceiling.
  • [15:49]        Rick: The only option is if the installer can go all the way into the ceiling and make sure that the screen is perfectly level & upright.
  • [15:53]        Rick: This means that the bushing (external bottom panels) cannot be at the same angle of a sloping ceiling.  Here is an installation video for the proper mounting of and in-ceiling projector screen.
  • [15:53]        Rick: Another option would be to get one of our regular electric screens and hang it from the ceiling.
  • [15:54]        Rick: Here is an easy installation video for a regular electric projector screen https://elitescreens.com/elitetube/elite_screens_ceiling_install_saker_tension.mp4
  • [15:54] Customer: Okay, thanks for the advice.  I’ll keep it level and share this information with the installer.  Thanks for the help.
  • [16:03]        Rick: It was my pleasure to help. Thank you for choosing Elite Screens.
  • [16:03] Customer: Yep, I appreciate it.
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