A concealed aluminum-housing electric projection screen for premium home cinema, smart living rooms and integrated AV projects. Small- and large-aluminum-housing in-ceiling screens have different size combinations. The current dimensional sheets list 1:1, 4:3, 16:9 and 16:10 formats. Use the size-by-format table below and confirm the housing and material before ordering.
Integrates cleanly with the ceiling
Motor noise approx. 30 dB; confirm measurement conditions for the selected motor.
12 V trigger, RS-485, manual wall switch and dry-contact control are supported. Confirm the controller or receiver model, wiring, and which controls and accessories are included or optional in the quotation.
Available in GRA, GRY, MWA, MWC, MWE, MWK and MWL materials.
| Product type | In-Ceiling Electric Projection Screen |
|---|---|
| Housing variants | Small and large aluminum housings |
| Available sizes | See the size-by-format table below; listed combinations depend on the housing. |
| Aspect ratios | 1:1, 4:3, 16:9 and 16:10 |
| Screen materials | GRA, GRY, MWA, MWC, MWE, MWK, MWL |
| Installation | Indoor in-ceiling recessed installation |
| Motor options | Synchronous motor or tubular motor; confirm the selected configuration. |
| Motor noise | The motor used in this ceiling screen has a noise level of approximately 30 dB, as reported by MGF. For an acoustic specification, confirm the motor, load, measurement distance and test conditions before ordering. |
| Supported controls | 12 V trigger, RS-485, manual wall switch and dry-contact control are supported. Confirm the controller or receiver model, wiring, and which controls and accessories are included or optional in the quotation. |
| Minimum order quantity (MOQ) | Large products: 1 unit. Small products: 10 units. Confirm the applicable product category with MGF when requesting a quotation. |
| Black borders | Dimensions vary by housing, size and aspect ratio. Confirm the drawing for the selected configuration. |
| Power connection | Confirm voltage, frequency, plug and cable exit for the destination market. |
| Packaging and lead time | Confirm the final packed dimensions, gross weight and assembled or separate-component delivery for the agreed packaging and product mix. Product overall length (OL) and packed length are separate drawing fields. Lead time is confirmed for each order. |
| Housing identification | Small aluminum housing: casing width M = 85 mm; overall cross-section CD × CH = 135 × 109 mm. Large aluminum housing: M = 110 mm; CD × CH = 160 × 125 mm. Some diagonal sizes occur in both housing versions; confirm the housing and applicable MOQ category by model. |
| Drawing references (mm) | H and W identify the visible image height and width. L is the casing length, OL is the overall product length, and L1 is the longitudinal M8 fixing distance. Use the selected housing, diagonal size and aspect-ratio row together. |
| Ceiling opening and fixing | A and B identify the ceiling-opening width and length. Confirm the opening, fixing positions and service access against the approved model-specific installation drawing before ceiling work. Product cross-section and packed dimensions are not cutout dimensions. |
| Housing | Aspect ratio | Diagonal sizes (inches) |
|---|---|---|
| Small aluminum | 1:1 | 84, 92, 100, 110 |
| Small aluminum | 4:3 | 84, 88, 100, 120 |
| Small aluminum | 16:9 | 72, 84, 92, 100, 110 |
| Small aluminum | 16:10 | 79, 94, 100, 110 |
| Large aluminum | 1:1 | 100, 110, 120, 150 |
| Large aluminum | 4:3 | 100, 120, 135, 150 |
| Large aluminum | 16:9 | 72, 84, 92, 100, 110, 120, 135, 150 |
| Large aluminum | 16:10 | 100, 110, 120, 150 |
Dimensions and size combinations are based on the current MGF dimensional sheets. Confirm the selected housing, material and drawing revision before ordering or finalizing the ceiling opening.
Overall cross-section (CD × CH): 135 × 109 mm for the small housing; 160 × 125 mm for the large housing. These are product dimensions, not ceiling-cutout dimensions.
Request the model-specific drawing for overall length, M8 fixing locations, black borders, ceiling opening and delivery planning.
Explore the screen configuration and compare the available projection surfaces for your project.
Compare the listed gain, viewing angle and surface features. Ask us to confirm the material for your projector and room before ordering.
| Screen material | Gain | Viewing angle | 4K | High contrast | ALR | Washable |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grey Fiberglass Fabric | 0.9 | 165° | Yes | No | Yes | Yes |
| Grey PVC Coated Fabric | 0.85 | 165° | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| White Fiberglass Fabric | 1.1 | 165° | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| White PVC Fabric | 1 | 165° | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| White PVC Fabric | 1.05 | 165° | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| Knitted Fabric K | 1 | 155° | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| White PVC Coated Fabric | 1 | 165° | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
ALR means ambient light rejection. Values apply to the listed surface and model configuration. Confirm projector compatibility and cleaning instructions with MGF.
| Product Category | Electric Projection Screens |
|---|---|
| Size Range | See the small- and large-housing size-by-format table in Technical Specifications. |
| Aspect Ratios | 1:1, 4:3, 16:9, 16:10; size combinations vary by housing |
| Screen Surfaces | Grey Fiberglass Fabric, Grey PVC Coated Fabric, White Fiberglass Fabric, White PVC Fabric, Knitted Fabric K, PVC Coated Fabric |
| Installation | In-ceiling recessed installation |
| Control Method | 12 V trigger, RS-485, manual wall switch and dry-contact control are supported. Confirm the controller or receiver model, wiring, and which controls and accessories are included or optional in the quotation. Other remote, voice, app and USB-trigger configurations remain subject to the selected controller. |
| Default Material | White Fiberglass Fabric |
| Power Support | Synchronous / tubular motor |
A 120-inch ICE screen with MWA white fiberglass supports a shared meeting-room display.
Review the 16-person boardroom case, follow the conference-room selection guide, or compare conference-room screen solutions.
12 V trigger, RS-485, manual wall switch and dry-contact control are supported. Confirm the controller or receiver model, wiring, and which controls and accessories are included or optional in the quotation.
The ceiling-series accessory list covers threaded rods, trim end covers, a power cable, remote control, adjustment rod, USB trigger and an instruction manual. Confirm the supplied pack for the selected model and destination in the quotation.
Mounting brackets for higher suspended ceilings are optional. Some control interfaces also require an option; supported control methods do not mean that every controller, receiver or cable is supplied as standard.
It is intended for concealed ceiling installations in home cinemas, living rooms, meeting rooms and integrated AV projects where the selected housing, support, power route and service access can be coordinated before the ceiling is closed.
Small- and large-aluminum-housing in-ceiling screens have different size combinations. The current dimensional sheets list 1:1, 4:3, 16:9 and 16:10 formats. Use the size-by-format table below and confirm the housing and material before ordering.
The supplied model sheet lists GRA — Grey Fiberglass Fabric, GRY — Grey PVC Coated Fabric, MWA — White Fiberglass Fabric, MWC/MWE — White PVC Fabric, MWK — Knitted Fabric K and MWL — White PVC Coated Fabric. Confirm the material code when ordering. Contact MGF Screens with your projector type and room-lighting conditions for a material recommendation.
This screen uses indoor in-ceiling recessed installation. 12 V trigger, RS-485, manual wall switch and dry-contact control are supported. Confirm the controller or receiver model, wiring, and which controls and accessories are included or optional in the quotation. Motor noise is approximately 30 dB as reported by MGF; confirm motor selection and measurement conditions for the project.
Yes. MGF Screens supports OEM, ODM and project-specific customization. Final size, aspect ratio, material, housing finish, control configuration and packaging are confirmed for the selected configuration before order approval.
Minimum order: 1 unit for large products; 10 units for small products. Send the selected model, size, aspect ratio, material, quantity, required control interface, product mix, packaging requirements and destination for a quotation. Confirm the applicable product category, packaging, lead time and technical documents with MGF.
Project Fit
An in-ceiling electric projection screen is suitable when the screen should retract out of sight and the ceiling can accommodate the selected housing, structural support, power, controls and service access. It is commonly considered for home cinemas, living rooms, conference rooms and integrated AV spaces. Product selection must be completed before the ceiling opening and surrounding finishes are finalized.
Screen Form Comparison
Each screen form solves a different installation responsibility. Select the form before fixing, power, access and delivery coordination are finalized.
| Screen form | Best considered when | Main project responsibility |
|---|---|---|
| In-ceiling electric | The screen must disappear into a coordinated ceiling | Freeze the model, opening, support, power, control and service access before ceiling completion |
| Surface-mounted electric | Electric operation is required but the housing can remain visible | Confirm wall/ceiling fixing, power, cable exit and control method |
| Fixed frame | A permanent image wall and stable surface geometry are priorities | Reserve wall area, assembly access and projector alignment |
| Floor-rising | Wall or ceiling installation is unsuitable and the screen should deploy upward | Coordinate cabinet/floor space, stability, power, ventilation and service access |
| Portable/folding | The image system must move between temporary locations | Confirm transport route, storage, setup crew, anchoring and approved screen surface |
Pre-Ceiling Checklist
A ten-point handoff between the buyer, AV integrator, contractor and installer.
Use the current model name, configuration and revision across the quotation, drawing and installation documents.
Confirm the content format, image dimensions and black-border requirements.
Build the ceiling opening from the approved model drawing, not from a generic product image or catalogue size.
Confirm the fixing points and supporting structure independently of the decorative ceiling finish.
Keep access to the components and fasteners identified in the current installation documents.
Confirm destination voltage, power entry, isolation and electrical responsibility for the selected configuration.
Freeze the required remote, wall control, trigger or system-integration method against the selected model documentation.
Review projector type, throw geometry, ambient light, image size and seating before approving the material.
Check carton length, doors, elevators, corridors, stair turns and the final installation route.
Request the applicable specification sheet, drawing, installation, wiring/control, material and compliance information.
Screen-material names and control labels do not establish compatibility by themselves. Confirm the exact mechanism, motor, receiver and destination electrical configuration before order approval.
Model-Specific Review
Send the room, image size, projector, ceiling, power, control, quantity and destination details. MGF will review the available screen direction, required documents and points that need confirmation before quotation.
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