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There is no TV, but there is a large screen in the living room 🎥 When planning the interior, I decided to install a beam as my husband wanted. I planned to install an electric screen that comes down from the ceiling, but the ultra-short-focus beam said that I cannot use an electric screen that comes down from above, and that I should only use a frame-type screen that is attached to the wall or a rollable screen that comes up from the bottom.. I was desperate 😨 I absolutely cannot accept an attached type, and I have to use a rollable screen, but this definitely requires a landfill. Why do I not like the ready-made products sold on the market? In the end, I calculated the size and asked an interior design company to do the construction. No matter how much I searched, there was too little information, so I wondered if this would work. I wondered if it would be cut off because the angle was not right.. Would I be able to use the 120-inch screen completely? I was worried, but it worked out well!! ⭐️ If you look at the beam installation manual, the minimum distance and angle from the screen are well described. If you just calculate the distance between the beam and the screen and the load, there is nothing difficult. Since the screen is 120 inches, you should also find out if a screen over 3 meters tall can fit in the elevator when delivering it. It came into our apartment with no problems! The CineBeam in my house is the HU915QE product, and I chose a product with over 3000 ANSI lumens so that I could watch it during the day, and it looks really good during the day! Maybe it's because it's a beam, but it's not captured well by the camera. 🥲 Next time, I'll upload a video to watch in the evening! It's best to watch it at night... 🎥 ✔️Product Information Beam: #LG시네빔 #HU915QE Rollable Screen: #삼성롤러블스크린 #Living Room Without TV But a House with #빔프로젝터 🏡 #Ohouse Season 9 #오하우스