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Projector & Big Screen

Big-screen viewing, properly done

A 120-inch picture in your lounge — without ripping out the bookshelves. We design and install 4K projector systems that drop from the ceiling, slide from the joinery, or live as the centrepiece of a dedicated cinema room.

Day or night, lights up or down.

Modern 4K projectors and ambient-light-rejecting screens have changed what's possible in a normal room. You don't need a black-box cinema to get a 120-inch picture — the right combination of projector, screen, and lighting control will work in your living room, your snug, or your kitchen extension.

For dedicated rooms, we go further: laser projectors, perforated acoustic screens, masking systems, and ceiling-mounted enclosures. Every project is different. Every result is exceptional.

What we offer

4K UHD & HDR Laser Projectors

Sony, JVC, Epson, Barco, Sim2 — we specify the right projector for your throw, screen size, and lighting. Long-life laser engines, sealed optics, 4K with HDR for cinema-grade picture.

Motorised Drop-Down Screens

Tab-tensioned screens that drop from the ceiling and disappear when you're done. Wireless trigger from your remote, app, or automated lighting scene — no remote in sight.

Ambient-Light Rejecting Screens

Screens engineered to reject ambient light and bounce only the projector. Perfect for lounges with windows, daylight viewing, or commercial environments where you can't dim the room.

Short-Throw & Ultra-Short-Throw

Projectors that sit centimetres from the wall — ideal for compact rooms, retrofit installs, or spaces where a long throw isn't possible.

Acoustic & Masking Screens

For dedicated cinema rooms — perforated screens with speakers behind, motorised masking that adjusts aspect ratio for any content, properly cinematic.

Full Calibration

ISF-trained calibration of brightness, colour, gamma and screen geometry. The picture is set up for your specific room and lighting — not a factory default.

Lounge, dedicated cinema, or garden room

For lounges, we hide everything until you press play. For dedicated cinema rooms, we go all-in — acoustic treatment, tiered seating, mood lighting, the full Dolby Atmos build. For summer rooms and pool houses, we install bright projectors that hold up against daylight and ambient-light screens that work without blackout.

Our process

Cinema scale, in a living room or a dedicated room

A projector and screen give the one thing no TV can: true cinema scale. In a dedicated room that means a screen filling the wall with a 4K laser projector calibrated to it. In a lounge or garden room it can mean a motorised screen that drops from the ceiling for film night and disappears afterwards, with an ambient-light-rejecting surface that holds a rich picture with the lights up.

The details that make the picture

Screen size and seating distance are calculated together for the room. The projector is chosen for brightness, throw and the space available — short-throw and ultra-short-throw models remove the need for a ceiling mount entirely. Acoustically transparent screens let the front speakers sit behind the image, exactly as they do in a commercial cinema. Every installation is calibrated to the room, which is what delivers the specified picture performance.

Projection integrates with lighting and control, so one button dims the room, drops the screen and starts the film — see our home cinema page for full room design.

Where we install

Projector and screen installation across Chester, Cheshire, the Wirral, Trafford and North Wales.

Frequently asked questions

Can a projector work in a bright living room?

Yes. Modern laser projectors are bright, and an ambient-light-rejecting screen keeps contrast and colour with the lights on or daylight in the room.

How big a screen can our room take?

We calculate it from seating distance and the room's proportions — usually larger than people expect while still comfortable to watch.

Where does the projector go?

Ceiling-mounted at the back of the room, hidden in a rear enclosure, or an ultra-short-throw unit on a cabinet just below the screen — whichever suits the room.

Can the screen disappear when not in use?

Yes. Motorised drop-down screens retract into the ceiling or a discreet housing, leaving the room as it was.

Do you calibrate the picture?

Always. Calibration to the room and the screen is what turns good equipment into a cinema-quality picture.