Projection Screen Frame Kit (Golf Simulator)

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<p>These are a variety of Corner Brackets, Ceiling and Wall mounts designed to fit 0.5 inch electrical conduit pipe to mount a projector screen to. Roughly based around the frame used via (<a href="http://carlofet.com/">http://carlofet.com/</a>). This is a ceiling mounted version with the screen supported by 6inch ball bungees. In hindsight, the original design was meant to work with 1 inch EMT since 0.5 inch will flex over the distance of the screen.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>I printed pretty much everything on draft settings to optimal speed. Note that the bottom brackets will need support structures to print.</p> <p>Lastly, though not optimally named, the 'wallstation' are wall standoffs for the bottom to space the screen from the wall. it's highly recommended the ceiling mounts are anchored to the studs or wood anchored to studs.</p> <p>The ceiling track was designed either to just hang a screen, or for the golf simulator setup, hang side baffles/curtains to prevent stray balls from leaving the setup. Note that it's recommended to put foam behind the screen regardless incase balls sneak through the gap.</p> <p>The sidefoam brackets are so the edges can be surrouned by pipe insulation/pool noodles. They pressure clip into the electrical conduit and sandwich the screen edges, with the spike edges catchign the foam and preenting the foam from shifting around. The washers I used to anchor sheet goods to the wall which involved yoga mats to the ceiling and foam insulation sheets behind the screen.</p> <p>The Baffle Anchors are made for strips of fabric to be hung on the ceiling to provide some extra barriers for high ball launches (not installed yet on the picture)</p> <p>Lastly for the bottom barriers I used yoga wedges I found for cheap, however, in hindsight, the screen website sells a weight anhcor with their custom diy kits that i probably would've gone with as well as a taller screen to close out the bottom gap</p>