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Outdoor Projector Screen: Give movie night a place outdoors
A portable outdoor screen gives a compatible projector a flat place to throw a picture. Check the space after dark and how the frame will be secured before settling on a size.
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Size the picture for their projector
Confirm the projector and its throw distance before choosing the diagonal. Use the visible picture width and the full frame footprint when measuring, with enough room for seating and a safe path around the equipment. A smaller screen can be easier to position.
Look at the stand and the site
Check what is supplied: some listings offer just the fabric, others include a frame, ties or ground fixings. Choose a flat site, follow the maker’s anchoring and weather instructions, and take the screen down if the conditions become unsuitable.
Plan for darkness and suitable power and audio separately. A screen does not include a projector unless the listing expressly says so. For an anniversary, choose a film they both want to revisit and agree the setup before giving a large accessory.