100 inch · 16:9
Fresnel 100
From $999
AUD · GST inclusive
120 inches / Fixed-frame Fresnel / Built for UST
LUMAYNE / 120 inch
Fresnel 120
A 120-inch fixed-frame Fresnel ALR screen designed to give a genuinely cinematic UST image a considered place in the living room.
RRP $1,599$1,299
AUD · GST inclusiveIndicative launch pricing. Final price will be confirmed before orders open.
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16:9 Aspect ratio≈ 1.2 Screen gain≈ 100° Viewing angle
Scale, first
120 inches.
The wall becomes the image.
Fresnel 120 brings the scale people choose UST projection for, with a slim fixed frame and an optical surface made for the way UST light actually reaches the wall.
Optical surface / magnifiedThe physical surface
It knows where the light came from.
A UST projector sends light upward at a steep angle. The concentric Fresnel structure redirects that projector light toward the seating area while reducing some ambient light arriving from overhead and the sides.
This selectivity is why the screen has a correct orientation—and why room planning still matters.
Explore the optical principleSpecifications
Known, clearly stated.
Approximate values remain marked as such until final production verification.
- Diagonal size
- 120 inches
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9
- Screen structure
- Directional Fresnel optical surface
- Projector type
- Ultra-short-throw laser projectors
- Construction
- Fixed frame
- Screen gain
- Approx. 1.2
- Viewing angle
- Approx. 100°
- Visible bezel
- Approx. 10 mm
- Intended resolution
- 4K UST projection
- Overall dimensions
- To be confirmed
In the package
Everything needed for the screen itself.
- 01Fresnel optical screen surface
- 02Fixed-frame assembly
- 03Wall-mounting hardware
- 04Assembly and orientation guide
Projector and installation tools are not included. Final packaging dimensions and shipping handling notes will be published before orders open.
Installation
Plan first. Mount once.
A large fixed-frame screen rewards careful measuring. Confirm wall width, viewing height, furniture clearance and projector geometry before you open the optical surface.
- Two adults recommended for assembly and mounting
- Keep the optical surface clean and free from pressure marks
- Verify the marked top edge before hanging
- Physically align the projector before using digital correction
Questions, answered
Before you choose.
Can I use a Fresnel screen with a conventional projector?
A Fresnel screen is directional and designed around the steep upward light path of a UST projector. It is not the default choice for a conventional long-throw projector mounted across the room.
Does the screen work in a bright room?
It is designed to reduce the effect of ambient light arriving from less useful directions, but no passive screen makes room light disappear. Direct light on the screen, projector output, wall colour and installation all affect the result.
Why does orientation matter?
The optical structure is directional. Installed upside down, it can redirect light away from the intended viewing area. Always identify the marked top edge before mounting.
Is it compatible with my projector?
The screen is intended for 4K ultra-short-throw laser projectors. Model-specific compatibility will only be published where it has been verified; confirm your projector’s throw geometry and image size requirements before ordering.
Can it be rolled or retracted?
No. The optical surface is held in a fixed frame to support a consistently flat image plane and precise geometry.