How easy is the assembly? How much time needed for a first timer?

It's a straight forward process, the biggest challenge is inserting the tension rods along the edge of the screen. And this part is time consuming not complicated (easier and faster with 2 people). It will take you between 30 - 45 minutes. I've assembled 2 of these screens and it took me about 30 minutes each time. Hope this helps.

What is the difference in Screen materials?

Hi. There are a few different options that we offer. Thank you for asking. The WAB is made for speakers to be placed behind the screen. The matte white is the most universal and great for dedicated rooms. Also great for ultra short throw projection. The grey is great for rooms with a little light or very bright projectors. Also great for ultra short throw projectors. The high contrast and the silver are for rooms with more light.

Can I position speakers behind it and get sound across the other side?

I know I am supposed to be answering here but I must re-ask this question and wonder if we are talking about the same screen. This is the STR-169120-WAB- the descrption of which is (16:9, 120", Woven Acoustic Material) the company describes it "The woven acoustic screen material allows speakers to be placed behind the viewing surface with no sound loss - the material is 1.1 gain with a wide viewing angle of 160 degrees". So are you all saying that it is not as advertised and still giving it such a high rating?

White vs grey for living room with black out curtains, use mainly at night. I have a white pull down now that works well in another room.

Gray is used to increase contrast and enrich colors. It has little to do with brightness of the room. Many midrange projectors won't do blacks well, and the the gray helps with that. A quality white screen is probably fine. Depending on your projector, a gray screen might offer a slight advantage. If your room is very dark be careful not get a screen with too much gain. Gain affects the brightness. Maybe .9 for you?

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QUICK SETUP - Assemble in minutes with a user-friendly tensioning rod system.
STURDY AND STYLISH - Heavy-duty aluminum frame wrapped in black velvet for a sleek look.
WIDE VIEWING ANGLE - Enjoy a crystal-clear picture from any seat in the room.
VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Works seamlessly with various projector types for ultimate flexibility.
CINEMATIC EXPERIENCE AT HOME - Transform your living space into a personal theater with stunning visuals.

The Silver Ticket Products STR Series 6 Piece Projection Screen offers a premium 120" diagonal viewing experience with a 16:9 format, designed for wall mounting. Its 1.1 gain white screen surface ensures vibrant images with a wide 160-degree viewing angle, making it perfect for Full HD, 4K, and 8K content. The robust aluminum frame, wrapped in light-absorbing black velvet, enhances image quality while providing a stylish finish. Quick assembly and secure mounting options make it an ideal choice for home cinema enthusiasts.

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Enclosure Material	Aluminum
Mount Type	Wall Mount
Screen Finish	160 Degrees
Operation Mode	Manual
Viewing Angle	160 Degrees
Item Weight	33 Pounds
Item Dimensions W x H	109.25"W x 63.63"H
Screen Dimensions	120 inches

Silver Ticket Products STR Series 6 Piece White 1.1 Gain 120" Diagonal 16:9 Format Projection Screen, Aluminum Frame, Wall Mounted, 109.25x63.625 inches STR-169120

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