Basement Home Theater - How To Build a DIY LED Backlit Projector Screen
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- Here is how I built my 140" 16x9 projector screen for my home theater. Details and links to all products used in my build are below:
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**My 5.6.4 Home Theater System**
~Speakers~
LCR Mains & Rear Surround x 5: www.htd.com/VERSA-HTS1
Atmos Angled In-Ceiling x 4: www.htd.com/HDX-R65AIM
~Subwoofers~
Stereo Integrity HT-18 V3 x 4: bit.ly/3pBtgyM
SVS PB-1000 Pro x 2: amzn.to/3ygzqIU
SVS Soudpath RCA Cables: amzn.to/3dGEEUx
~Audio~
Denon AVR X4700H: amzn.to/31DEprf
Behringer NX3000 Amp: bit.ly/3pKQqmn
14AWG Speaker Wire: amzn.to/3IDSGEF
12AWG Sub Speaker Wire: amzn.to/3GNz1Rh
Sewell Banana Plugs: amzn.to/31MHqVF
Monoprice Binding Post Plate: amzn.to/3GuubrO
HTD Whole-Home Audio System: bit.ly/3wzVPPe
~Video & Screen~
Epson 5050ub Projector: amzn.to/3oIFaYB
140" AT Screen Material: bit.ly/2Th9e0e
Nvidia Shield Pro 4k Streaming Device: amzn.to/3oGT9xW
Panasonic 4k UHD Blu Ray Player (UB820): amzn.to/3oHzz4R
Ruipro 2.1 Fiber HDMI Cable: amzn.to/3IDVvpd
Ruipro 2.1 8k HDMI Cable: amzn.to/3rUnYkI
KabelDirekt 3' 8k HDMI Cable: amzn.to/3Ix7G7v
Screen Push Latches: amzn.to/3lSDsSE
Screen Gas Struts: amzn.to/3IwkdIa
~Lighting~
Lumary 4" Wifi Recessed Lights: amzn.to/3ELmdtM
Govee Smart Wifi LED Strips 32.8ft: amzn.to/3pJcNsG
Govee Smart Wifi LED Strips 65.6ft: amzn.to/3GudBZ9
~Rack Stuff~
AC Infinity AVR Cooling Fan: amzn.to/3rQAcLm
Echogear 20U Rack: amzn.to/33ctiFP
AC Infinity 2u Rack Shelf: amzn.to/3ICSIwy
AC Infinity 1u Rack Shelf: amzn.to/3Gyt4HG
Monoprice Metal D-Ring Lacing Bars: amzn.to/3dDXtrt
Velcro Ties Cable Management: amzn.to/3yfKBRZ
1" Wire Loom Tubing: amzn.to/3lRR3JQ
~Power / Other~
Panamax MR4300 Power Conditioner: amzn.to/3EIY86N
Panamax In-Wall Surge Protector Outlet: amzn.to/3DMOQFI
3rd Gen Amazon Echo Dot: amzn.to/3ELssOb
Harmony Elite Remote Control & Hub: amzn.to/3pF552C
TopGreener In-Wall Outlet Kit: amzn.to/3DCCXSI
Leviton 20amp Dual On/Off Switch: amzn.to/3DNhZQZ
12"x12"x2" Foam Acoustic Panels: foamforyou.com/wedge-tiles.html
2" Flexible Desk Grommet: amzn.to/338TvFi
10' USB Extension Cable: amzn.to/3rS0r47
Bluerigger 32' USB Extension Cable: amzn.to/3pRshuO
3.5mm Audio 12' Extension Cable: amzn.to/3Guyq6I
Monoprice 3.5mm to RCA Adapter: amzn.to/3DGBYAX
Monoprice XLR to RCA Adapter Cable: amzn.to/3lUX2h3
Neutrik SpeakOn Cable Connector: amzn.to/3s9uHYv
**Some of the above links are affiliate links that help support this channel. Thank You!
00:00 Getting Started
01:57 Tools Needed
02:10 Frame Assembly
07:10 French Cleat Mounting
08:25 First Test Fit
08:53 Push Locks
09:06 Screen Material Installation
10:40 Hang and Admire
11:18 LED Install
13:23 Velvet Border
15:04 Final Product and Test - Jak na to + styl
Excellent Outcome!!! I Love this screen and the very clean cut home theater! 👏 👏 👏
Thank you very much!
great job...your home theater looks amazing....your attention to detail is just brilliant....i have watched all your videos from the start and really enjoyed them
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that and glad you have enjoyed watching them. 🙂👍
Wow! You made that look so easy. Excellent work on the screen. It looks really good. 👍🏻🤩
Thank you very much!
Your theater has come together well. Great job!
Thank you very much!
Looks awesome! Thanks for sharing your journey
Thank you! And thanks for watching it 😉👍
Awesome job. I am contemplating building my own screen as well. You have given me some motivation. Thanks again for sharing.
If I can do it so can you! Thanks for your comment and good luck with your build! 👍
@@TyEichele thank you.
Excellent screen build
Thank you very much!
Nicely done!
Thank you very much!
Nice job man. Mom looks like she was proud of your job on that screen. Btw love the little helper too. Wish I had one.😂
Ha thanks! Yeah she was impressed I think 🙂 And if I could only get the 'helper' to actually help 🤣
looks good. A few LED hot spots here and there but otherwise it's quite impressive. I like the idea of a french cleat paired with the hinges. Don't see that too often.
Agreed! I won't be watching with the lights on anyways - more of just a 'wow' factor now and again. Thanks as always for watching!
This video was THOROUGH!!!!!!! I totally appreciate that 😀😀😀😀👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❗️
Thank you! And you are welcome 😁
@Ty Eichele
No no no..... thank YOU sir 😇👍!!!!
very nice work , congratulations !!!!
Thanks!
I love it good
Keep uploading videos like this
Thanks! And I will! 👍
Great job, looks fantastic!!!!! Can’t wait to see the final results. 👍
Thanks for watching!
Awesome video!
Thank you very much!
well done sir!!
Thank you!
Fantastik idea❤
Looks awsome man! Those black levels look pretty good. Would love to see it without the lights around the screen. I'm thinking about getting the same projector
Thank you! I'm pretty impressed with the 5050ub, but keep in mind I've never owned a projector before so don't have a lot to compare it with. I just know everyone kept saying how awesome the black levels are on the 5050ub - and I concur so far!
@@TyEichele Thanks for the reply. Your theater came out looking great
Looks great. I’m going to have to check out the site you used to get measurements. I used the calculations on the Carl’s place site. Triple checked them, built the frame, stretched the screen, hung it and had a 2” border on the left, right and top and about a 6” border on the bottom🤨. I was not happy. But it hasn’t bugged me enough to correct it and I like the frameless screen.
Thank you! Wow that really sucks that happened to you! I wonder where things went off along the way somehow. I think I looked at that calculator at one point in time and I was thinking it was pretty much the same, but I could be wrong.
@@TyEichele After watching your video, I got on that website again. I did use it as well. Maybe you can tell me where I went wrong. I wanted a 122" wide screen which gives me a 68.63 in height I added 4" to the height and 4" to the width to give me 126" x 72.6. I measured it again last night and that is exactly what I have. But my borders are as stated above when I turn on the projector. Since the borders didn't turn out right, I wasn't going to put the felt on until I fixed it. It doesn't hurt anything but my pride. I don't even notice it anymore and especially with wide screen format. The walls are a shade darker than my screen so it blends in well.
@@jkraft5081 So just to make sure I understand correctly - when you say you wanted a 122" wide screen, do you mean you wanted a 122" diagonal screen? Or literally a 122" wide, which gives you roughly a 140" diagonal screen? Also, I'm assuming this is a 16x9 aspect ratio?
Good
This is one of the best looking screen builds ive seen on here. What width is your border? It looks perfect compared to some of the really wide ones people use. Im about to build a 110" inch screen this week.
Thank you very much - appreciate it! I honestly don't remember the width, I thought I mentioned it in the video maybe. It's not very big, I'm thinking it was 2" wide total and I basically lined it up on the outside edge and flipped whatever remained (1") to the front of the screen which forms the border you see when looking straight on at it. Hopefully that makes sense.
Have you looked in utilizing HyperHDR? Your setup is almost done,I think for 50 dollars more you can have it fully Ambilight up
I haven't - but I think I will now! 👍
Great video. Have you seen any wood movement since building the frame?
Thank you! I haven't noticed anything, no. So far so good.
@@TyEichele that’s good to hear.
Hi great video , looking thru Carl's place site. what is the exact acoustic material you used and color please, my room is pitch black thx
Hello and thanks for watching! I used their FlexiWhite material but it was an acoustically transparent version of it. I don't see it on their website anymore so you might want to call them and ask them if they still carry it? Good luck!
Great work! Might it have been simpler to mount the LEDs on the wall? Just thinking ahead as I’m likely to copy you. I visited Carls website but I don’t see anywhere it says the material is acoustically transparent or an gain ratings.
I'm not sure about the LEDS on the wall, possibly! But you'd have to mount them sideways somehow to get the best effect.... Here is the detail page for the screen material:. shop.carlofet.com/home-theater/screen-materials/nano-acoustic-flexigray-projector-screen-material
Thanks for watching and good luck!
I just realized that is the Flexigray material and not the Flexiwhite material....sorry about that. Looks like their website has chnaged, maybe they are updating it? I'd give them a call and see if they have it in stock or what's going on with it. Good luck!
Great job!
I have followed your video and when I try to flip up the screen the cleat wants to come out. Am I doing something wrong? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks! I'm not sure exactly why that would be happening...mine worked until I put gas shocks to hold it open, then it wanted to lift off of the cleat. I ended up putting some 3" screws into the top part of the cleat that is connect to the screen to keep it in place. You can see this on my complete walkthrough video - I show the screws I ended up putting in. Good luck!
Which other video has the screen material in it... Also, did you get Nano Acoustic FlexiWhite or just the FlexiWhite ?
Some of the other videos I made reference the product. It is the nano acoustic material. My center channel is behind the screen but you can hear it perfectly through the screen. It's pretty crazy!
Ty, struggling here for some reason... I'm going for a 154" diagonal screen. My width is 134.25" x and height 75.50". I plan to use a 2" border. That said I would add 4" inches to both the height and width measurements. Width 134.25" =138.25" and Height 75.50" = 79.50". When I put my tape to my layout its reading 160" diagonal. If I then subtract the 4" the viewable diagonal would be 156" but it's supposed to be 154". What am I not accounting for? Any guidance would be amazing... I feel like I'm going to feel silly once I figure this out...
I'm not sure exactly. Do you have to have a 2" border? If not, I would build your screen as you mentioned above, and then just adjust your border width to accommodate the correct viewable screen size you are going for. I'm not sure how you measured to get to 156", but diagonal measurements can be tricky when it comes to the math for them. It doesn't appear that your math is wrong from what I can see. Maybe try some projector screen size calculators you can find online?
Hey what is the size of the Piano hinges?
Pretty sure they were between 18-24"
How did you do the black border tape. I have my frame made and its near perfect flat and is perfect square. Gained like 2 levels of woodworking.
But I am puzzeled on how to do tape dead on straight as someone who cant draw a straight line. I am aiming for 1in border could live with 2.
Need ideas please and asap.
I simply took my tape and ran it flush with the side edge of the screen, then folded whatever reamining length there was to the front-facing side of the screen. Then adjusted my picture size to the available space on the screen. That's how I did it. That way the entire sides are covered in black. If it is too thick for you, you will have to figure out a way to measure and cut or even fold whatever thickness to the back side of the screen possibly to end up with less on the front side, if that makes sense. Good luck! Take your time, and don't pull the black velvet tight, it doesn't stretch and could end up shrinking back, possibly leaving gaps at your seams.
@@TyEichele thanks for reply and not soundinf ungrateful but I was hoping there was a slicker trick than that as I dont want to rely on my 1×3 to have perfect thickness all around. I means is close but there is some tolerance there. Im hoping to get like laser accurate lines. I am thinking I may try masking tape. Would a good painter tape harm the screen you think?
I'm not sure to be honest....could try on some spare material if you have any? Otherwise maybe measure your lines and make some pencil marks to follow, covering up your marks as you go with the black tape? I'm sure there are other videos out there too maybe with some ideas, maybe you've already looked. Good luck!
@@TyEichele yup let you know how I make out. I do know its actually easy to line up two peices of tape. Ie. Lay one down and other on its line. This is done lots in autobody. So thats my plan A if good blue tape can stick and remove np.
the link to the screen does not work((( where to buy? 170 inch
It would appear that they don't offer the acoustically transparent screen material anymore from Carl's Place. I'm not sure where else to source this material from, you'll have to do some research online I guess.
@@TyEichelethank you. you can give more information about your screen. I want to search.
@@autoras9655 It's just acoustically transparent screen material, meaning you can place you speakers behind it and it won't block your speaker sound. You are searching for acoustically transparent screen material.
@@TyEicheleYes. I'm looking for an acoustically transparent screen. which will be able to show my projector well. I bought myself a screen, but not acoustically transparent. I saw your and also wanted one. here, now I don't know where to buy one ((( I want a 165 inch.
Wow. Distance from screen to seat how much
Roughly 13' I believe.
Wow. Sir is 13 feet a comfortable viewing distance for 140inch screen. What your opinion. I am planning to build a home theatre . Sir can u plsss mentiom the room dimensions too. Especially the room height....
@@15.emanuelshaju24 Absolutely - check out my walkthrough video as well, it shows and talks about dimensions and all those details.
In my opinion, 13' from my screen is perfect. It's a nice immersive picture but you don't have to turn you head to see the whole thing. Your eyes have to move a little bit but it's great and we don't regret it at all. The room is roughly 15' x 15' with a 9' tall ceiling height.
Screen is not center.. Ocd is working over time
Just buy screen
Cheaper (and more fun) to build it yourself 😉
@@TyEichele plus if an accident happens, as they do with kids, your only out the cost of the material. That was the biggest reason for me to go the carls place route.
@@jkraft5081 I agree 100%!! In fact, that was one of my strategies for going for a projector and screen setup vs a larger TV. Much easier and cheaper to replace the screen material than a whole TV 😉👍
i cant stand led around the screen .. its for children and distracting
To each his own I guess. I don't leave them on when watching, it's mostly just for special effect. Gives a 'WOW' factor when people see it for the first time.
@@TyEichele I’m always trying to impress the 9 year olds too 😵💫