Screen Research Screen

Brand Profile

Screen Research was established in 2001 as a premier provider of cutting-edge video projection screens in France. From the beginning, the company’s goal has been to perfectly blend sound and vision for the best possible home theater experience.

Adeo Group, an Italian company, purchased Screen Research in October 2010, and by the middle of 2011, all manufacturing operations had been moved to Adeo Screen, a Polish company with a 4500 square meter building surface, impressive facilities, and cutting-edge innovative technology and production tools.

Due to the strong financial capabilities now available and the new ownership and management from Screen Research, additional investments have been made in the manufacturing processes, improving the quality of our products. Shorter production lead times have also been achieved by diversifying suppliers.

All of this has helped to ensure the long-term viability of our esteemed brand of projection screens.

Each employee at Screen Research is passionate about what they do and constantly looks for new ways to improve the home theater experience. This is what motivates us to create new goods, textiles, and apps that can assist in delivering the whole gamut of human emotions through the power of film.

Whatever the budget, the extensive line of motorized drop down screens from Screen Research offers a wide selection of high performance options and features. With Screen Research’s Standard tab-tensioning system and built-in infrared remote control, traditional screens have options for on-ceiling and in-ceiling slot opening.

Supreme screens include more mounting choices, such as opening in-ceiling trap doors, and a large variety of masking options that can accommodate almost any common video projection image ratio. Supreme screens have the proprietary TFX Floating tab-tensioning mechanism from Screen Research. The screen is flat and wave-free when in use thanks to a dual floating weight design. Supreme screens offer the possibility of longer bespoke drop combinations, larger sizes, and more robust fabrics.

The motorized image masking choices available with Screen Research’s fixed frame screens with masking provide a variety of ways to maintain the apparent image contrast ratio regardless of the source material. The screen’s native ratio can be changed to keep a continuous black border around the projected image, regardless of the aspect ratio of the source material (TV broadcast in 16:9, letterbox movie in 2.35:1, or old film in 4/3 original aspect ratio).

A rudimentary amount of masking is available with Supreme E-Mask screens, allowing users to move between two preset aspect ratios. The Reference X-Mask screens from Screen Research offer a wide variety of variable masking choices, accommodating any image ratio from 1.33:1 to the Ben-Hur ratio of 2.76:1.

To maximize the audio experience at any image aspect ratio, all screens ordered with ClearPix Ultimate White fabric come standard with THX-certified acoustically transparent masking.

High-quality Screen have historically been produced by Screen Research. This custom is maintained in the entirely new series. Many of the same technologies utilised in their more costly series are available for low prices.