MGF Projection Screen Project Direction
Church Projection Screen Project
This church planning baseline provides wide-seat coverage for lyrics, video and presentation content while keeping motor operation discreet and service routines repeatable.

Project Planning Baseline
This baseline provides practical starting parameters for screen selection, installation planning and quotation. Final engineering follows the approved room drawing, projector data and mounting conditions.
| Country / market | Canada |
|---|---|
| Venue type | Church Project |
| Screen type | Motorized Screen |
| Room / venue baseline | 18 m W × 12 m D × 6 m H worship hall |
| Capacity | 180–250 seats |
| Viewing distance | 8–20 m from the front screen line |
| Screen size / aspect ratio | 150 in, 16:9; approx. 3.32 m W × 1.87 m H viewing area per screen |
| Quantity | 2 screens for balanced left/right sightlines |
| Installation method | Ceiling or truss-mounted housings with structural load points, service access and safe cable routing |
| Control / AV integration | Central relay or RS-232/trigger control with preset deployment and local wall-switch override |
| Delivery / warranty baseline | 4–6 weeks after approved rigging drawing and deposit; 2-year warranty allowance |
The Project Requirement
The following direction translates the venue conditions into a screen package that a buyer, AV integrator or facility team can use as a starting point:
Buyer Need
- Front-of-room visibility for lyrics, video and presentation content.
- Quiet, repeatable operation for 3–5 services or events per week.
- Installation planning that respects seating, ceiling structure and sightlines.
MGF Solution Direction
- Two 150-inch 16:9 motorized screens for balanced coverage across the 18 m-wide hall.
- Low-distraction motor operation with synchronized central control and local override.
- Rigging and structural coordination completed before screen housing, power and signal routes are finalized.
Planning Inputs
- Seat plan, rear-row distance, content type, screen spacing and projector brightness.
- Motor sound expectation, rigging points, safe maintenance access and cable route.
- Service schedule, 2–3 deployment cycles per event, quantity and the 4–6-week delivery allowance.
Installation and AV Integration
Ceiling or truss-mounted housings with structural load points, service access and safe cable routing. Central relay or RS-232/trigger control with preset deployment and local wall-switch override. These provisions should be coordinated with the approved room drawing, projector position, power access and local structural requirements before production.
Project Result and Buyer Takeaway
Planning outcome: Lyrics and video remain readable from the rear seating zone with approximately 2–3 deployments per service or event. The baseline also includes 4–6 weeks after approved rigging drawing and deposit; 2-year warranty allowance.
For a quotation, send the venue drawing, projector information, ambient-light conditions, installation constraints, control-system requirement and target delivery date. MGF can then convert this planning baseline into a final size, material, mounting and commercial specification.
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