The Da-Lite UTB Contour 159" Da-Mat Screenis great for any room, especially boardrooms, where aesthetics are important. It features an ultra thin bezel frame and the latest in front projection to maximize the technology of your projector.

The frame has an overall viewing area of 78 x 139" (198 x 353 cm) and will be constructed of aluminum with slip-joints at the corners. The bezel will conceal the frame, grommets and binding of the screen. The front lip of the bezel will be 0.25" (0.6 cm) all around the viewing area surface. The bezel is made of aluminum and will have an acid etched black finish.

It will be fire retardant and mildew resistant, plus standard wall-mounting brackets will be included.

Ultra Thin Bezel Frame    16:9 Aspect Ratio    Low Profile Flat Panel Design    Features HD Progressive Surface    Designed for 1080p, 4K and Ultra HD    Wall or Ceiling Mounted    Fire Retardant    Mildew Resistant

The UTB Contour features an ultra thin bezel frame and a projection surface that maximizes the technology of your projector

Small edge fixed frame

Low profile flat panel design 1.4" (3.6 cm) off the wall

Features HD progressive surfaces designed for 1080p, 4K and Ultra HD

More than doubles the size of the largest flat panel televisions on the market

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. We are printing 200 9.5x3ft long rolls. How many packages of ink do we need?

A: Epson does not publish average page yield for their ink cartridges. So I am unable to give you a recommendation.

Q: 2. Hi, is there any lens hood available for this? Thanks

A: You can use a 27mm size hood such as this Cokin. Please see the following link:http://bhpho.to/1dv3P3r

Q: 3. Does The Da Vinchi Jr. 1.0w come with filament?

A: No, there is no filament included with the printer.

Q: 4. Can it work with k1 mark 2 ?

A: The Pentax DA 40mm f/2.8 XS Lens is intended to work with crop-sensor cameras. This lens can mount to a Pentax K-1 Mark II DSLR Camera, but you will not get all the benefits and full resolution that the camera is capable of.

Q: 5. What is the shelf life of this ink? Thanks.

A: It is 2-3 years in its original packaging.

Q: 6. Will this work on my old Asahi Pentax K-1000?

A: No. It will mount and you can manually focus, but youd have no aperture control. This lens has no aperture ring and is meant solely for electronically controlled cameras. I still have my old K-1000a fine camera!

Q: 7. Does this lens have manual mode or is it just automatic for the aperture?

A: This is not an ancient lens. Aperture is set within your DSLR Camera settings for this particular lense. Your DSLR mostly like has a manual mode.

Q: 8. Can you use this lens in the rain like a WR lens or is the SP coating not strong enough?

A: I would never use this lens in the rain. If I had it out and it started misting I'd point the camera down (and I'd be using a rain-resistant Pentax, probably my K5-iis), but if it didn't quit or if it got worse I'd put the camera & lens in my camera bag. I would take a WR lens on days I thought it might rain, or simply be prepared to put the camera away if i was using a lens like the 35mm DAL. I have never had good luck taking photos in the rain anyway. I've done it and some of them are worth saving, but none were great. If I needed to be out on a rainy day I'd probably use my 18-135WR or perhaps the 18-55WR. As to the SP coating, I don't think that has anything to do with rain resistance. Lawrence

Q: 9. Will this lens work on an older Pentax film body such as a P3 or an MZ-50? I know the fstop needs to be set by the camera, and that the focal length will be, I presume, 35mm, I'm just concerned about the mount and connection with the contact info.

A: It will definitely heavy heavy vignetting. The lens is designed to cover the 18-24mm aps-c sensor size not the 24-36mm full frame of 35mm film. The corners of the images will be very dark.

Q: 10. I'm not finding volume anywhere on this page, nor on some other inkjet cartridge pages. For most of us, the ink's cost massively eclipses the printer's cost before it dies. Listing the volume conspicuously (in the description or subtitle for instance) for all ink listings would be helpful for a lot of customers. Buying a container of something without a known quantity is weird to me.All with respect. Thanks!Gibson

A: Unfortunately Epson does not publish page yield or ink capacity for the 159 series inks.