A 120-inch 16:9 screen is physically big enough that room planning matters as much as picture quality. Before ordering, confirm the wall, furniture, projector placement and viewing distance as one system.
How large is a 120-inch 16:9 image?
A 120-inch diagonal 16:9 picture is approximately 104.6 inches (2.66 m) wide and 58.8 inches (1.49 m) high before allowing for the frame and mounting clearance.
Measure the full wall, not just the image. Leave room around the screen for the physical frame, speakers, outlets and levelling. Verify the latest supplied frame dimensions before drilling.
Room-fit questions to answer first
- Can the wall comfortably hold a screen more than 8.7 feet wide?
- Will doors, curtains, windows or wall sconces interfere?
- Can the UST projector sit at the height and distance required by its own throw geometry?
- Will the bottom edge of the screen clear the cabinet or soundbar?
- Do your main seats feel comfortable with a 120-inch field of view?
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NothingProjector Black Series 120-inch ALR/CLR
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Check current price & availability →Why 120 inches is attractive for UST
UST projectors are often bought specifically to create a TV-like installation at a size well beyond common flat panels. At 120 inches, the image is large enough to feel cinematic without the room depth that a conventional projector would require.
Black Series specifications relevant to 120 inches
| Item | Listed specification |
|---|---|
| Aspect ratio | 16:9 / 4:3 / customized product family |
| Gain | 0.6 |
| Viewing angle | 170° |
| ALR | 95% manufacturer-stated |
| Coating | ST Carbon Black |
| Projector type | Ultra short throw |