Projection tripod screen Sponge ET-1, 180 x 180 cm viewing surface

Sponge ET-1 is a portable tripod projection screen with a 180 x 180 cm viewing surface designed for presentations, training sessions and home cinema. The matte white projection surface provides neutral color reproduction and diffused light reflection suitable for front projection. Built on a stable tripod support, the screen offers straightforward setup and compact storage for mobile use in classrooms, meeting rooms and small event spaces.

Advantages

The Sponge ET-1 combines a lightweight, foldable tripod stand with a durable matte white viewing surface to ensure consistent image quality and easy handling. Quick assembly and disassembly reduce setup time, while the compact form when packed supports simple transport and storage. The neutral screen surface minimizes glare and hotspots, making it suitable for a variety of projector types and lighting conditions.

Suitable for

• Business presentations and meetings
• Training and classroom instruction
• Portable home cinema and movie nights
• Exhibitions and pop-up events

Key specifications

• Viewing surface dimensions: 180 x 180 cm
• Screen surface color and type: matte white, front projection
• Support: tripod stand, foldable and adjustable
• Portability: compact when packed, designed for mobile use
• Typical installation: freestanding on level floor

How to use

Place the tripod on a stable, level surface and extend the legs to achieve firm support. Unroll or unfold the projection surface and secure it to the tripod mechanism according to the integrated fasteners. Adjust the screen height and angle to align with the projector lens and viewing area, then smooth any minor creases in the surface to ensure even image reproduction. After use, reverse the steps: retract the screen onto its roll or fold it, collapse the tripod, and store the components in their compact configuration for transport.

Usage recommendations

For optimal image quality, position the projector so its lens is centered horizontally with the screen surface and set projector keystone and focus as needed. Use the screen in a low-ambient-light environment when possible and avoid direct light sources shining onto the surface. Regularly check and tighten tripod connections and store the screen dry to prevent material degradation.