Stewart filmscreen Wallscreen deluxe User manual

1

OWNER'S

MANUAL

WallScreen Deluxe

Fixed Frame,Snap Screens

with

Various Framing

Options

Stewart

FILMSCREEN

The Reference

for

Stunning™

2

’

at:

www.StewartFilmscreen.com

Printed

in

the

USA.

Stewart

Filmscreen

Corporation

Stewart Filmscreen reserves

the

right

to

make changes

to

the

product

specified

in

this document.

Sizes

and specifications are subject

to

change

without

notice at Stewarts discretion. From

time

to

time, this

document

is

updated. Current versions

ot

this documentation are posted on

the

Stewart Filmscreen website

Revision

1.1.04

Date:

12/30/2021

3

WallScreen

Deluxe

OWNER'S

MANUAL

Contents

To

the

Owner

4

About

WallScreen Deluxe 5

Preparingthe Installation 6

Frame Assembly Instructions 8

EZ

Mount

Bracket System 9

Wall Board

Mount

12

Eye

Bolt

Mount

(Hanging)

14

T-Stand (Self-Supporting)

15

Pocket

Mount

16

Aperture

Mount

17

Attaching

the

Screen

to

the

Frame

18

Caring

for

and Cleaning

the

Screen

20

One

(1)

Year Limited Warranty

21

4

TO

THE OWNER

Congratulations on purchasingone

of

the

finest optical viewing screens

in

the

world.

Your handcrafted, WallScreen Deluxe projection screen

has

been carefully inspected

to

ensure

you will have

an

optimal viewingexperiencethat will last many years. Please take a moment

to

reviewthis manual. It will guide you through the installation and

the

operation

of

your screen and

will also provide you with detailed instructions on

how

to

care

for

your screen'sviewing surface.

From

all

of

us

at Stewart Filmscreen,

we

would like

to

thank you

for

choosing WallScreen Deluxe.

Should you have any questions, please

don't

hesitate

to

contact

our customer service

department

at 1

(310)

784-5300,ortoll free at 1(800) 762-4999. We're here

to

help.

Mary Stewart

CEO

and

Owner

Stewart Filmscreen -WallScreen Deluxe

Frank

Gomez

Fixed

Frame

Masking

Specialist

5

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ABOUT W

ALLSCREEN

DELUXE

Your WallScreen Deluxe fixed frame supports virtually

all

projection applications. The Velux

finish

is

designed

to

absorb any

projector

overscan. The WallScreen Deluxe features angled

corners and abeveled edge that brings

the

image

area

closer

to

the

front

of

the

frame.

The WallScreen Deluxefeatures snaps and brackets that move on

the

frame

to

allow

for

adjustments.

Rear

projection

is

available

as

an

option. The standard mount

is

awall mount with

the

EZ

Mount

Bracket System.

Other

options include Wall Board Mount,

Eye

Bolt

Mount

(Hanging), T-Stand (Self-Supporting), Pocket

Mount

,and Aperture Mount.

USING THIS

MANUAL

FOR

INSTALLATION

Ifyou are usingthis manual

to

install

the

WallScreen Deluxe, you should be aware that it

describes procedures

for

several types

of

mounts. You must refer

to

the

section

for

the

type

of

mountingsystem you are utilizing.

In

addition, there are general instructions

for

attaching

the

screen

to

the

frame that are provided

in

aseparate section. This procedure

is

to

be performed

at aspecific step

in

the

overall sequence.

VOIDING

YOUR WARRANTY

NOTE: Failure

to

comply

with

the

instructions and guidance contained

in

this manual may

result

in

voiding your warranty

For

the

instructions related

to

your specific mount

type

,refer

to

the

appropriate page:

EZ

Mount

Bracket System (page

9)

Wall Board

Mount

(page

12)

Eye

Bolt

Mount

(Hanging) (page

14)

T-Stand (Self-Supporting) (page

15)

Pocket

Mount

(page

16)

Aperture

Mount

(page

17)

At

the

designated point

in

the

installation,you will need

to

refer

to

the

general instructionsfor:

Attaching

the

Screen

to

the

Frame (page

18).

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PREPARING

THE

INSTALLATION

Before proceedingwith

the

installation, take

the

time

to

thoroughly read and understand these

installation instructions. Failure

to

comply

with

the

instructions and guidance contained

in

this

manual may result

in

voiding your warranty.

SPECIFICATIONS

Specifications regarding

the

individual screen dimensions, weight, etc.,are provided

by

the

factory

when

the

unit

is

ordered.

Before beginning the installation

Make sure there

is

aclean surface on which

to

unroll

the

screen and assemble

the

frame.

Check

the

size and weight

of

the

screen

to

be installed so thatyou can plan

for

the

number

of

people required

for

installation. You need at least

two

people

to

mount

the

smallerscreens. More

peopleare needed

for

larger, heavier screens.

What's inside the

box?

Inside your WallScreen Deluxe unit box, you will find everything you need

to

get started on enjoying

your Stewart screen:

Screen image rolled up

in

a

tube

Disassembled frame with

all

the

hardware needed

to

reassemble

Packing material

Your specifically

optioned

mounting hardware

Quick Start Guide

You

will

need:

A drill

A level

A

drop

cloth

Tools

for

tighteningfasteners

Lint-free, clean cloth gloves

for

handling

the

screen

Fasteners appropriate

for

the

surface on which

the

screen

is

being mounted

Ladders

for

the

personnel supporting

the

screen during

the

mounting process

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PREPARING THE INSTALLATION (CONTINUED)

Note: Bolts and

other

fasteners

for

the

screen are standard gauge and standard sizes used

in

the

U.S.,

regardless

of

the

installation country. For this reason,sizes are

in

inches rather than metric

measurements.

UNPACKING

Be

sure

to

unpack carefully

in

aclean

area.

Use special care when handling

the

screen so that it

does

not

become

soiled

or

damaged. If you plan

to

repack your screen and hardware

for

transportation

to

another location, you may wish

to

photograph

or

make a note

of

how

it was

packed. Retain

the

packing material

for

future

use,

if

desired.

CAUTION

Do

not

stand on

the

screen

tube

or

store

it

on its end.This will cause screen damage.If you are

not

planning

to

install

the

screen immediately, make sure it remains horizontal duringstorage.

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Figure 1: Frame Assembly

5/16”-18x1/2” hex

FRAME ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

1.

Connecttheframe members by matchingthe numbered

dots

on the ends

of

the members.

2.

Secure the frame members with the supplied 5/16-18 x 1/2" hex

bolt

and 5/16-18 washer (see

Figure

1).

3

DETAIL A

AUD. LEFT BOTTOM CORNER DETAIL B

AUD. LEFT TOP CORNER DETAIL C

AUD. RIGHT TOP CORNER DETAIL D

AUD. RIGHT BOTTOM CORNER

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EZ

MOUNT

BRACKET SYSTEM

NOTE: Professional

mounting

techniques

should

be

used.

Stewart

Filmscreen

cannot

be

liable

for

substandard

or

faulty

installations. Failure

to

comply

with

the

instructions

and

guidance

contained

in

this

manual may result in

voiding

your

warranty.

CAUTION

Be

careful not

to

touch or scratch the viewing surface.

To

accurately position the frame,mountthe

EZ

Mount

hanging bar and temporarily hang theframe

before attachingthe screen material. On the

bottom

of

theframe, there are magnets you can slide

to

line upthe steel pucks

to

align with wall studs. Ifthe wall

is

not perfectlyflat, the force

of

the

magnet may cause the frame

to

bend.

For

this reason, shims can be used

to

place between the wall

and the steel pucks so that theframe remains straight. The screen should not be attached

to

the

frame atthis point (see Figures 3-5).

1.

Identifythe location

of

wall studs where you

can securely mountthe

EZ

Mount hanging

bar.

2.

Use a level

to

accurately position the

EZ

Mount

hanging bar on the wall (see Figure

2).

3.

Drill holes through the bar intothe studs.

4.

Use the provided

2"

screws

or

other

appropriatefasteners

to

secure the

EZ

Mount

hanging bar

to

the wall studs.

Note:A

minimum

ofthree

(3)

screws

are

recommended to

safely

secure

the

frame.

More

screws

are

needed for heavier

screens.

5. Recheck

to

make sure the bar

is

level.

Figure

2:

EZ

Mount

is

Level and on Wall Studs

6.

Hangthe assembled frame, withoutthe screen attached, on the

EZ

Mount

hanging bar

to

ensure

that it

is

correctly mounted.

7.

Markthe wall where you will mountthe steel pucks

to

studs that will align with the magnets

fastened on theframe.

Note:

Find

studs

that allow the

pucks

and

magnets

to

be

positioned approximately

12"

to

24"

from the edge ofthe

frame

on

each

side.

8.

Remove theframe. Drill intothe studs and mountthe steel pucks with the provided 2-3/8"

screws or other appropriatefasteners. Use shims

as

needed.

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EZ

MOUNT

BRACKET SYSTEM (CONTINUED)

9.

Reposition

the

frame and

the

slide, and then secure

the

magnets so

they

align

with

the

steel

pucks mounted on

the

wall.

10.

Remove

the

frame. Follow

the

steps

for

attaching

the

screen

to

the

frame (pages

18-19).

11.

YourWallScreen

is

now

ready

to

hang

in

its final position (see Figures 3-5).

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EZ

MOUNT

BRACKET SYSTEM (CONTINUED)

CENTERLINE

EZ

Mount Bracket

EZ

Mount Bracket

16

inch

PRESET

POSITION

-

16

inch

PRESET

POSITION

-

ADJUSTABLE

UP

TO8 inches

FARTHER

LEFT

1 1 ADJUSTABLE

UP

TO 8 inches

-li---------+-1

FARTHER

RIGHT

Magnet

12

inch

PRESET

POSITION

-

ADJUSTABLE

UP

TO

24

inches

----+-

I•- ,I

FROM

EDGE

OF

FRAME

Magnet

1

'1--

- -I-

12

inch

PRESET

POSITION

-

~

ADJUSTABLE

UP

TO

24

inches

FROM

EDGE

OF

FRAME

Figure

3:

WallScreen with Fitted

EZ

Mount

Hanging Bar-

Rear

View

EZ

MOUNT

BRACKET

SUPPORT STRUCTURE

()

.E.

WOOD/

ALUMINUM

STUD)

NEED

A MINIMUM ONE INCH

CLEARANCE

FROM

CEILING

FOREZMOUNT

r

ENGAGEMENT

FRAME

ASSEMBLY

EZ

MOUNT

HANGING

BAR

(49.

5"

long)

#12 X2"

SELF-DRILLING SCREW

(INCLUDED)

Figure

4:

Wall

Mounting-

Side/Top

View

Stewart Filmscreen -WallScreen Deluxe

SUPPORT STRUCTURE

(LE

.

WOOD/

ALUMINUM

STUD)

WALL

MOUNTED

STEEL

PU

CK

#2

8-18,2-3/8"

DRYWALL

SCREW

Figure

5:

Wall

Mounting-Side/Bottom

View

12

WALL BOARD

MOUNT

NOTE: Professional mountingtechniques should

be

used. Stewart Filmscreen cannot

be

liable for substandard

or

faulty installations. Failure

to

comply

with

the

instructions and

guidance contained

in

this manual may result

in

voiding your warranty.

1.

Lay

assembled frame face

down

on aclean surface.

2.

Fit wall boards

to

the

outside

of

the

brackets already attached

to

the

frame.

3.

Bolt wall boards

to

brackets using

the

supplied 3/4" hex head bolts

(see Figure

6).

Note:Dependingon

the

size

of

the

screen,

the

number

of

wall

boards may vary. Temporary

attachment

of

the

wall boards

to

the

frame

for

the

purpose

of

positioning

the

frame and

brackets on

the

wall.

4.

Without

the

screen material

attached, position

the

frame and

boards on

the

wall (see Figure

7).

5. Make sure

the

unit

is

level and

plumb. You may need

to

use

shims between

the

boards and

the

wall

to

achieve vertical

plumb.

6. Align

the

board holes with wall

studs,mark and drill holes

in

the

wall that align with

the

board

holes.

Stewart Filmscreen -WallScreen Deluxe

Figure

6:

Temporarily Attaching

Wall boards

to

the

Frame

Figure

7:

Positioning

the

Frame and Wall

Boards

to

the

Wall

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WALL BOARD

MOUNT

(CONTINUED)

7.

Remove

the

boards from

the

frame and attach them

to

the

wall usingthe

provided hardware or other

such appropriatefasteners

such

as

lag

bolts, wall

anchors, molly bolts,

wood

carriage screws, etc. (see

Figure

8)

.

8.

Attach

the

screen

to

the

frame (see pages

18-19).

9.

Attach

the

frame/screen

assembly

to

the

previously

mounted wall boards on

the

wall using

the

3/4" hex head

bolts (see Figure

9).

Note: On some custom sized

frames,

the

use

of

additional

"back support braces"

is

required. These vertical

support

braces assure parallel

top

and

bottom

frame member

alignment once

the

screen

has

been attached

to

the

frame. Do

not install

the

screen/frame

without

required back braces.

CAUTION

Be

careful not

to

touch

or

scratch

the

viewingsurface.

Stewart Filmscreen -WallScreen Deluxe

Figure

8:

Attaching

the

Wall Boards

to

the

Wall

Figure

9:

Finished Screen

Attached

to

Wall Boards

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EYE

BOLT

MOUNT(HANGING)

NOTE: Professional mountingtechniques should

be

used. Stewart Filmscreen cannot

be

liable for substandard

or

faulty installations. Failure

to

comply

with

the

instructions and

guidance contained

in

this manual may result

in

voiding your warranty.

1.

Attach

the

screen

to

the

frame (see pages

18-19).

2.

Use

the

Eye

Bolt

Mount

to

suspend

the

screen.

Eye

bolts are already secured

to

the

frame

makingyour WallScreen ready

for

installation

to

an

appropriate surface (see Figure

70).

r-

I

I I

I

11,

Detail

A:

Eyebolt

Location

Figure

10:

Eye

Bolts Mounted Securely

to

the

Frame

Note: On some custom sized frames

the

use

of

additional "back support braces"

is

required. These

vertical

support

braces assure parallel

top

and

bottom

frame memberalignment once

the

screen

has

been attached

to

the

frame. If back braces are included,

do

not install

the

screen/frame

without

required back braces.

CAUTION

Be

careful not

to

touch

or

scratch

the

viewing surface.

A false ceiling

is

not intended

to

support

the

weight

of

aWallScreen. Contact aStewart

representative

for

more information.

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T-STAND

(SELF-SUPPORTING)

NOTE: Professional

mounting

techniques

should

be

used.

Stewart

Filmscreen

cannot

be

liable

for

substandard

or

faulty

installations. Failure

to

comply

with

the

instructions

and guidance

contained

in

this

manual may result in

voiding

your

warranty.

1.

Attach the screen

to

theframe (see pages

18-19).

2.

Use the T-Stand knobs provided

to

first attach the vertical members

to

each base,then

to

attach

thefinished screen (frame/screen assembly)

to

theT-Stands. The through-holes on each vertical

member should

run

parallel

to

the base (see Figure

11).

3.

Hand-tighten the knobs.

Note: On some custom sized frames the use

of

additional "back support braces"

is

required and

will be included,

if

necessary. These vertical support braces assure parallel

top

and

bottom

frame

memberalignment once the screen

has

been attached

to

theframe. Do not install the screen/frame

without

required back braces.

"'--

' /

,

__

_

'\

I

/

A

I

Detail

A:

Close

-

Up

ofT-Stand

Base

Figure

11:

AttachingT-Stand Knobs

CAUTION

Be

careful not

to

touch or scratch the viewing surface.

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POCKET

MOUNT

NOTE: Professional mountingtechniques should

be

used. Stewart Filmscreen cannot

be

liable for substandard

or

faulty installations. Failure

to

comply

with

the

instructions and

guidance contained

in

this manual may result

in

voiding your warranty.

1.

Attach

the

screen

to

the

frame (see pages

18-19).

2.

Align

the

first

pocket

mount

to

awall stud on your

wall and fasten the

pocket

mount atthree points

(see Figure

12).

3.

Make sure

to

measure

the

distance you will need

between each

pocket

mount,

from

the

frame

to

ensure everything

is

aligned.

4.

Fasten

the

rest

of

the

pocket

mounts

to

the

wall.

5.

Raise

your assembled frame and simplyclick onto

the

pocket

mounts (see Figure

13).

Figure

13:

Pocket

Mount

Inserting into Frame

Figure

12:

Pocket Mounts on Wall

Note: The number

of

pocket

mounts you receive will be based on overall screen size and weight.

Ensure that

all

pocket

mounts supplied are used

for

installation.

CAUTION

Be

careful not

to

touch

or

scratch

the

viewing surface.

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4.

⚠

APERTURE

MOUNT

NOTE: Professional mountingtechniques should

be

used. Stewart Filmscreen cannot

be

liable for

substandard or faulty installations. Failure

to

comply

with

the

instructions and guidance

contained

in

this manual may result

in

voiding

your warranty.

The aperture mount allows you

to

install

the

screen

into

an

opening

in

awall or wall unit. Access

to

the

back

of

the

screen

is

required

to

install

the

attachment hardware.

1.

Prepare

the

aperture.

2.

Attach

the

screen

to

the

frame (see pages

18-19).

3.

Carefully insert

the

frame (with

the

screen

already attached) into

the

aperture. Take care so

that you

do

not damage

the

screen.

Install

the

frame/screen assembly into

the

aperture using

the

attached mounting brackets

and appropriatefasteners (see Figure

14).

CAUTION

Be

careful not

to

touch

or

scratch

the

viewing surface.

Stewart Filmscreen -WallScreen Deluxe

Figure

14:

Installing Frame/Screen

Assembly-

Rear

View, Close-up

18

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ATTACHING

THE

SCREEN

TO

THE

FRAME

DO

NOT

perform

this

step

UNTIL

instructed

to

do

so in

the

mounting

section.

CAUTION

Be

careful not

to

touch

or

scratch the viewing surface.

Do not use any tools

to

fasten the screen

to

theframe.

Do not

fold

or crease the screen.

UNPACKING AND

UNROLLING

THE

SCREEN

The viewingside

of

the projection screen

is

rolled

to

the inside

to

protect

optical quality. The screen

is

rolled lengthwise.

1.

Remove the screen from the cardboard shippingtube.

2.

On aclean surface, unroll the screen viewing side

up

(see Figure

15).

3.

Remove the protective packing material from the screen material.

Figure

15:

Unrollingthe Screen

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ATTACHINGTHE

SCREEN

TO

THE FRAME (CONTINUED)

4.

Place

the

frame overthe screen,snap side

down

(see Figure

15).

5.

Starting

with

the

snaps on

the

top

corners and then horizontallyalong

the

top

while

liftingtheframe

with

one hand, snap

the

screen into

the

frame. Gently allow

the

screen

to

stretch

onto

the

snaps.

Do

not

jerk, wrinkle,

or

crease

the

screen material,

as

it

can be damaged (see Figure

16).

6.

Lift

the

frame

to

avertical position

to

finish attaching

the

sides and

bottom

row

of

the

snaps (see

Figure

17).

Note: If there are any wrinkles

or

puckers on the screen,

the

snaps on

the

frame can be adjusted

side

to

side. Lay

the

frame viewing side

down

on a clean surface. A

movement

of

1/16

"

to

1/8"

(1.6mm

to

3.2mm)

is

usually sufficient

to

eliminate puckers.

Figure

16:

Attaching

Top

Corner Snaps

Figure

17:

Attaching Remaining Snaps

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‣

CARING

FOR

AND

CLEANING THE

SCREEN

GENERAL

MAINTENANCE

With

reasonable care, you may

expect

many years

of

dependable use

of

your Stewart projection

screen.

FOR

VINYL

SCREEN MATERIALS

ONLY

The surface

of

your screen

is

delicate, so

we

encourage you

to

keep your screen clean. Special

attention

to

these instructions should be

followed

when cleaning.

Avoid gettingany foreign

objects

on

the

screen,

as

cleaning may prove very difficult. It may

not

be

possible

to

remove scratches, paint,

ink,

etc.

A draftsman-style brush may be used

to

lightlywhisk awayany loose

dirt

or

dust particles. (This

type

of

brush

is

usually available at

office

supplystores.)

For

tougher spots, you can make acleaning solution using awater-based detergent and warm water.

Tomake

the

solution, mix one-part Simple Green, 409,

or

anotherwater-based industrial cleaner

with three parts warm water. Moisten aclean

cotton

cloth,

or

cotton swabwith this solution, moisten

the

stained

area,

and gently

lift

off

the

stain. Neveruse

an

aggressive scrubbingaction

as

you could

damage

the

screen surface

by

removing

the

optical coating. Re-moisten

the

area

with clean water

and

dab

dry

with aclean sponge

or

cotton

cloth. Any residual watermarks will evaporate on their

own

in

afew

minutes;

do

not attempt

to

manually drythe screen.

Contact

tech

support

at Stewart Filmscreen ifyou have questions about removing

difficult

spots.

VELUX™

COVERING

CAUTION

Do

not

use any

other

cleaning materials on

the

screen.

Do

not

use chemicals, solvents,

or

alcohol-based cleaners

to

clean

the

screen. Use only

commercially available, water-based degreaser

or

liquid dish soap.

Do

not

use chemicals, solvents,

or

liquid cleaners

to

clean

the

Velux covering.

Do

not

fold

or

crease the screen.

Use alint roller

to

remove particles

from

the

Velux, which

is

the

material covering

the

frame.

A brush may be used

to

comb

(lift)

the

nap

of

the

Velux material

to

eliminate depression marks.

FOR

NON-VINYL

SCREEN MATERIAL

Ifyou have concerns with one

of

our non-vinyl Stewart Filmscreen screen materials,

contact

tech

support

at Stewart Filmscreen.

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