
Cinema Edge
Dedicated roomTensioned fixed frame, absorbing velvet edges, perfect flatness. The reference for a dedicated room where the screen stays in place.
View rangeFixed frame trimmed in absorbing black velvet, perfect flatness and neutral color. In an acoustically transparent version to place speakers behind the screen, or ultra-slim bezel for a minimalist look.

Tensioned fixed frame, absorbing velvet edges, perfect flatness. The reference for a dedicated room where the screen stays in place.
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Fixed frame with an acoustically transparent surface: place the front speakers behind the image, just like in a cinema. Available in 16:9 and 2.35:1.
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Fixed frame with an ultra-thin bezel: the image fills almost the entire surface, for a clean, contemporary installation.
View rangeIn a dedicated room, the screen has no reason to disappear. Better to give it the best conditions: a surface permanently tensioned over a rigid frame stays perfectly flat, without a single wrinkle — something no rolling mechanism quite matches.
The second advantage is less known: the black velvet borders absorb light spilling beyond the image. The result shows immediately in dark scenes, where contrast appears strengthened. Finally, with no motor or electronics, a fixed frame has nothing that can fail.
One constraint remains to anticipate: the screen occupies the wall permanently. That requires space — at least 25 to 30 cm of clearance on each side, more if the front speakers stand on the floor — and accepting that the room is visually dedicated to cinema. Our frames disassemble into two sections, which lets them pass through a standard doorway even at large diagonals.