Floor rising screen selection

Motorized Floor Rising Projection Screens

Review a floor rising screen when the installation calls for a retractable viewing surface rising from a low housing. Confirm the screen size, surface, housing location, operating clearance and access for power and maintenance before requesting a configuration.

Review a Floor Rising Configuration
Motorized floor-rising tab-tension projection screen front product view
Motorized floor-rising tab-tension projection screen front product view

Plan the Housing and the Screen Together

A floor rising screen needs space for both the housing and the moving screen assembly. Send the proposed location and a sketch of any furniture or surrounding structure so the selected model can be checked before installation details are finalised.

Motorized Floor Rising Tab-Tension Screen

Review the Actual Model and Configuration

Start with the motorized floor rising tab-tension model, then confirm image size, surface code, housing dimensions and the control package for your project. Furniture or floor integration requires a review of the proposed enclosure and access arrangements.

View Motorized Model Details
Motorized floor-rising tab-tension projection screen front product view

Model and Installation Review

ItemWhat to provideWhat MGF should confirm
Image and projectorRequired image size, aspect ratio and projector modelAvailable model and compatible surface
Housing positionAvailable width, depth, floor level and nearby furnitureModel-specific housing dimensions and placement requirements
Moving assemblyLayout around and behind the proposed screenRequired operating space for the selected model
Power and controlsPower location and desired operating methodSupported controls and included or optional accessories for this model
Access and deliveryDelivery route, installation sequence and service accessHandling, installation and maintenance requirements

Request the applicable drawing before fixing an opening or making furniture. Final dimensions and installation details must match the selected screen model.

Manual Alternative

Manual Floor Pull-up Projection Screen — Front Product View

Manual Floor Pull-Up Screen

If the project needs a screen that is raised by hand, compare the manual floor pull-up model separately. Confirm its image size, housing, handling and operating requirements instead of assuming it shares the motorized model’s controls or installation details.

View the Manual Floor Pull-Up Model

Compare Floor Rising and Manual Floor Pull-Up

Prepare a Model-Specific Project Review

Provide the room or furniture layout, projector, proposed screen size and desired operating method. Request the applicable model drawing, material information and controller/accessory list before installation planning is finalised.

For an enclosed or furniture-integrated installation, include the proposed opening and maintenance access for a feasibility review.

Discuss Your Floor Rising Configuration

Share the image size, projector, available housing space, surrounding furniture, operating method and delivery requirements so MGF can review the actual model and configuration.

Submit Floor Rising Project Details

FAQ

How is a motorized floor rising screen different from a manual floor pull-up screen?

A motorized model uses powered operation; a manual model is raised by hand. Compare their specific dimensions, handling and installation requirements before choosing.

Can the screen be placed inside furniture?

Submit the proposed enclosure and access details for a model-specific feasibility review. Do not finalise a furniture opening from a generic screen image.

How much clearance is required?

Clearance depends on the selected housing and moving assembly. Request the applicable drawing and confirm the surrounding layout before fabrication.

Which controls are included?

Request the controller and accessory list for the chosen floor rising model. Control support confirmed for an in-ceiling screen does not automatically apply here.

Which surface should be selected?

Provide the projector, viewing position and lighting conditions, then confirm the material code and compatibility with the actual model.