WUPRO Cinema Gallery Series CLR Anti-Speckle Fixed Frame Screen Lenticular LT

While triple-laser (RGB) projectors offer incredible color, their high coherence often causes “laser speckle”—a visual artifact that appears as subtle shimmering or grain-like patterns on the screen.

Standard ALR screens or uneven walls may make this effect more noticeable.

Our Anti-Speckle surface technology uses precision nano-structures to help reduce laser coherence, delivering a smoother, more cinematic image with minimized “oil-slick” graininess.

Lenticular LT is the perfect match for high-end Long-Throw RGB (Triple) Laser projectors. It is highly recommended for:

Hisense: C1 / C2/C3 Series JMGO: N1 / N3 Series (N1 Ultra, N3 Ultra) XGIMI: Horizon 20, Horizon 20 Pro, Horizon 20 Max Titan Noir Series Valerion: Visionmaster Series

This screen is specifically engineered for Long Throw projectors. It utilizes a specialized Lenticular optical structure designed for the light path of standard-throw projectors.

It is not compatible with Ultra-Short Throw (Laser TV) projectors, as the light incidence angle is completely different; using it with a UST projector will result in severe image distortion or a darkened screen.

For a long time, users had only two imperfect choices:

Standard Matte White/Grey Screens: These are often used to reduce laser speckle because their diffused surface scatters light evenly. However, they have zero ambient light rejection (ALR), meaning the image looks completely washed out if you have even a little bit of light in the room.

Traditional ALR Screens: While they excel at rejecting ambient light for daytime viewing, their specialized coatings typically amplify laser speckle, making the image look "greasy" or "shimmery" when used with modern Triple-Laser (RGB) projectors.

Our Unique Breakthrough: Our fabric is engineered to be a Hybrid Optical Surface. It breaks the barrier where ALR and Anti-Speckle were once thought to be mutually exclusive.

While this fabric is categorized as CLR (Ceiling Light Rejecting), its optical architecture is fundamentally different from our CBSP series designed for UST projectors.

This Lenticular LT CLR fabric features a specialized prism structure designed for Long-Throw light paths. It effectively rejects ambient light from both above and below simultaneously.

It actually enhances it. By eliminating the "visual noise" of laser speckle, the Perceived Resolution increases.

It’s about Visual Balance. It actually appears more vivid in real-world use. By deepening the black levels, the perceived brightness and "pop" of the image are significantly enhanced. Furthermore, our 91% CLR preserves the lumens that would otherwise be washed out by sunlight, resulting in a punchy, high-contrast picture that stays balanced even in bright rooms..

Currently, this material is exclusive to our Fixed Frame series and is not available in a motorized format.

The reason is physical: this is the thickest multi-layer composite in our lineup. Due to its structural density, repetitive rolling on a motorized spindle can cause surface memory—leading to horizontal banding or "V-waves."

To guarantee Edge-to-Edge Flatness and maintain the integrity of the Optical Micro-structures, we only offer this in a high-tension fixed frame.

While 100", 120", and 130" are our standard sizes kept in stock for fast shipping, we do offer bespoke customization services to ensure a perfect fit for your specific space， but the maximum diagonal size is 130 inches.

This fabric is fully compatible with Ceiling Mount, Side Projection, and standard Tabletop setups.

The screen fabric and image quality are identical across all three options.

To preserve the precision-engineered Lenticular surface, please follow these simple guidelines:

Routine Cleaning: Use a soft, lint-free microfiber cloth or a gentle air blower to remove dust.

Deep Cleaning: If necessary, use a slightly dampened (not wet) cloth with pure water. Wipe gently in a horizontal direction following the texture of the prisms.

What to Avoid: Strictly avoid harsh chemical solvents, abrasive cleaners, or stiff brushes, as these can damage the optical coating.

Physical Care: Do not fold, bend, or apply pressure to the fabric. To maintain the 4K optical integrity, ensure no heavy objects are placed on the screen material during assembly.