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Projector Whiteboard Wallpaper - Technical Specifications
Coverage / Dimensions :
- 10m² / 1.22m x 8.25m
- 5m² / 1.22m x 4.12m
- 2m² / 1.22m x 1.64m
Product Colour: White (RAL: 9016)
Product Finish: Low Sheen
Gloss Measurement: 41 GU at 60 degrees
Gain Value: 1.1 at a viewing angle of 120 degrees
Material Thickness – 0.75mm”
Lighting: Normal ambient lighting
Performance: Dry Erase & projection with bright, sharp projection performance
Odour: None
Environmental (exceeds all AUS standards): VOC free, solvent free, PFOA & PFOS free and isocyanates free
Certification: Independent certification for Fire
Suitable Surfaces: walls, plaster, concrete, wood, metal, doors or any smooth surface
Crafted with a Decade of Tried-and-Tested Whiteboard & Projection Brilliance
We have spent over ten years fine-tuning surfaces that make ideas pop and presentations shine. So when it comes to whiteboards and projection solutions, we are not just painting walls, but we are transforming spaces.
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FAQ's
Well, have you ever wondered why some projector screens deliver vibrant, crystal-clear images while others leave you squinting in disappointment? The secret lies in the screen's gain value. This is essentially a technical term that makes a world of difference when it comes to your viewing experience. Think of gain as a screen's talent for bouncing back light. In simpler terms, it's a measure of how much light the screen reflects to your eyes as compared to a standard matte white surface, which has a baseline gain of 1.0.
And well, here’s how it works :
• High Gain (more bounce) = Brighter image, but with a more limited viewing angle. So you’ll need to sit front and centre to enjoy the picture in its full glory.
• Low Gain (less bounce) = Wider viewing angle that is perfect for bigger crowds, but with slightly dimmer brightness.
So, choosing the right gain value is all about balancing brightness and viewing angles based on your space, lighting conditions, and audience size.
And well, here’s how it works :
• High Gain (more bounce) = Brighter image, but with a more limited viewing angle. So you’ll need to sit front and centre to enjoy the picture in its full glory.
• Low Gain (less bounce) = Wider viewing angle that is perfect for bigger crowds, but with slightly dimmer brightness.
So, choosing the right gain value is all about balancing brightness and viewing angles based on your space, lighting conditions, and audience size.
Gain actually plays a starring role in your viewing experience by directly affecting :
1. Image Brightness : More gain means a brighter display, but potentially less uniformity.
2. Viewing Angles : Higher gain screens require more central seating; lower gain screens allow everyone to enjoy the show from various spots.
3. Ambient Light Management : The right gain can help counteract unwanted light intrusions, like a sunny afternoon sneaking through the curtains.
1. Image Brightness : More gain means a brighter display, but potentially less uniformity.
2. Viewing Angles : Higher gain screens require more central seating; lower gain screens allow everyone to enjoy the show from various spots.
3. Ambient Light Management : The right gain can help counteract unwanted light intrusions, like a sunny afternoon sneaking through the curtains.
Well, not necessarily. A high-gain screen can light up your image like a firework display, but it might also create a 'hot spot' effect wherein the centre appears dazzlingly bright while the edges fade into the shadows. So, unless you want to feel like you are watching through a tunnel, don’t chase high gain blindly.
The standard gain for a projector screen is 1.0, which ensures equal brightness from all sides and visible from multiple angles. However, the ideal gain depends on the viewer's preferences and the specific environment. Consider the pros and cons of high and low gain screens to determine the best fit for your needs.
The industry standard is 1.0 – a safe bet for most setups, but don’t be afraid to think outside the (light) box and here's something that you should consider :
• Bright Rooms and Focused Seating : Go for higher gain.
• Darker Rooms and Larger Audiences : Opt for lower gain.
• Bright Rooms and Focused Seating : Go for higher gain.
• Darker Rooms and Larger Audiences : Opt for lower gain.
Following are the pros and cons of high-gain screens :
Pros :
1. Packs a punch in bright, ambient-lit spaces.
2. Minimises distracting light reflections from walls and ceilings.
3. Great for presentations where the audience sits directly ahead.
Cons :
1. Narrower viewing angles. This is especially a no-go for side-seated viewers.
2. Can cause uneven brightness, especially in large screens.
3. Less suited to outdoor setups.
Pros :
1. Packs a punch in bright, ambient-lit spaces.
2. Minimises distracting light reflections from walls and ceilings.
3. Great for presentations where the audience sits directly ahead.
Cons :
1. Narrower viewing angles. This is especially a no-go for side-seated viewers.
2. Can cause uneven brightness, especially in large screens.
3. Less suited to outdoor setups.
Following are the pros and cons of low-gain screens :
Pros :
• Generous viewing angles : this makes it perfect for movie nights with the whole crew.
• Even light diffusion for consistent picture quality.
• Works wonders in dimly lit, cosy settings.
Cons :
• less brightness in naturally lit or outdoor environments.
• May compromise image contrast for certain content.
Pros :
• Generous viewing angles : this makes it perfect for movie nights with the whole crew.
• Even light diffusion for consistent picture quality.
• Works wonders in dimly lit, cosy settings.
Cons :
• less brightness in naturally lit or outdoor environments.
• May compromise image contrast for certain content.
To apply projection whiteboard wallpaper start by applying at least two coats of the Smarter Surfaces wallpaper adhesive to the wall.
Now simply put the wallpaper like any other wallpaper. Consider using a flat plastic edge to push out any air bubbles and then carefully trim to size with a sharp knife.
You can add more rolls to cover an entire wall by simply pushing two or more rolls together along the edge.
See our projection whiteboard wallpaper application video
How is Smart Projector Wallpaper applied?
A full application guide to help you apply our Smart Projector Whiteboard Wallpaper.
Now simply put the wallpaper like any other wallpaper. Consider using a flat plastic edge to push out any air bubbles and then carefully trim to size with a sharp knife.
You can add more rolls to cover an entire wall by simply pushing two or more rolls together along the edge.
See our projection whiteboard wallpaper application video
How is Smart Projector Wallpaper applied?
A full application guide to help you apply our Smart Projector Whiteboard Wallpaper.Our projection whiteboard wallpaper is designed to be applied to smooth surfaces. They can also be applied to curved walls. Ensure all debris and previous wallpapers have been removed. Absorbent surfaces should be treated with a primer before application.
Only absorbent surfaces should be treated with a primer before application. If its previously painted then no primer is required.
Yes Projection whiteboard wallpaper is very safe it is VOC free, solvent free, PFOA & PFOS free and isocyanates free
It also has independent certification for Fire Class A - ASTM E84 and Projection Performance Report – CREST
It also has independent certification for Fire Class A - ASTM E84 and Projection Performance Report – CREST
Now wipe away your ideas with ease. A simple swipe with a dry or slightly damp cloth does the trick. However, for effortless cleaning, grab any standard Whiteboard Cleaning Spray.
Also, if you are facing stubborn scribbles, then our specialised Permanent Ink Remover is something that you need to try out.
Also, if you are facing stubborn scribbles, then our specialised Permanent Ink Remover is something that you need to try out.
Well, think twice before using alcohol. Regular application of alcohol can compromise the durability of the surface and thus diminish its performance. So make sure to stick with our tailor-made cleaning solutions for achieving optimal results. Explore our full range of surface-safe cleaning products or long-term brilliance.
No, permanent markers and Smart Projector Whiteboard Wallpaper don’t mix well. However, if you have accidentally used one, then don't worry. Our Permanent Ink Remover. can help erase the mishap.
Well, here’s a neat trick : simply trace over the permanent ink with a regular whiteboard marker, wait a couple of minutes, and then simply wipe it off.
However, if the marker stain still lingers, then try using our Permanent Ink Remover. It is specially formulated to tackle stubborn stains, ghosting, and mishaps effortlessly.
However, if the marker stain still lingers, then try using our Permanent Ink Remover. It is specially formulated to tackle stubborn stains, ghosting, and mishaps effortlessly.
Yes, Smart Projection wallpaper is a dual function wallpaper and is used as a whiteboard surface and a projection surface.
Our Projector Whiteboard Wallcovering is available in a selection of sizes choose your size at the shopping cart on the product page.
For Smart Whiteboard Wallpaper Low Sheen has a Gloss Measurement of 41 GU at 60 degrees
Smart Whiteboard Wallpaper – Low Sheen is suitable for use with most projectors, including ultra short throw projectors.
Please note: Smart Whiteboard Wallpapers can be used with short throw interactive projectors
Please note: Smart Whiteboard Wallpapers can be used with short throw interactive projectors
Yes you can apply projection wallpaper on top of your magnetic plaster.
Well, if you spot a ‘hotspot’ or glare, then just try adjusting your projector’s position slightly to resolve it.
For a dual-purpose solution that works as both a projector screen and a writable surface, we recommend our Smart Projector Whiteboard Wallpaper - Low Sheen.
Also, if your primary focus is top-quality projection performance, explore our selection of specialised projection paints designed for optimal clarity and brightness.
For a dual-purpose solution that works as both a projector screen and a writable surface, we recommend our Smart Projector Whiteboard Wallpaper - Low Sheen.
Also, if your primary focus is top-quality projection performance, explore our selection of specialised projection paints designed for optimal clarity and brightness.
Use your smart whiteboard surface with any normal whiteboard markers and accessories. We recommend maintaining the surface clean and not leaving the ink overnight if possible, especially for the first month. After the first month, periodically remove the build up of marker residue with a standard whiteboard cleaner.
