Elite Screens, Inc., today announced the availability of the Raptor Modular Projection Screen. The “Modular” is the Raptor’s entire screen assembly which is now detachable from its furniture housing in order to function independently as its own stylishly crafted free-standing front projection surface.

 This variation from the award-winning Raptor is a detachable component that can function on its own as an attractive cased free standing projection screen. It provides a non-invasive solution for a media room or executive office in need of a large projection surface that is visible only when it is needed.

“Since many installers and consumers have requested an optional product that is simpler in design than the full Raptor media stand, Elite has replied with a stylish and more compact alternative” said Dave Rodgers, Marketing Manager for Elite Screens. “The design is both simple and elegant by itself. In addition to that, installers are pleased with its sheer aesthetics and just how easily it installs.”  One of the most important features is that the modular unit is available unfinished so that it can be incorporated into custom furniture integration.

The Raptor Screen Modular Units use Elite’s CineWhite Tension material for enhanced flatness. It is a 1.1 gain material that has full diffusion uniformity and is black-backed to eliminate light penetration. For those interested in non-tensioned material, units with Maxwhite 1.1 gain non-tensioned material are available as well.

Elite’s Raptor Modular Unit is an electric self-standing projection screen for installations when wall or ceiling screen installations are not practical. It is housed in an elegantly crafted wood-furniture housing that comes in a cherry finish with unfinished variants available for custom furniture integration. 

Elite’s Raptor Modular (non-tensioned) models come in two sizes: 84-inches or 92-inches measured diagonally with a 16:9 aspect ratio.  The Raptor Tensioned Modular units come in three sizes: 78-inches, 84-inches, and 92-inches diagonally also in 16:9.