Projector and screen hire for parties and events. Indoor and outdoor options available for the home, garden, weddings, funerals etc.
Whether it’s a cinema night or to watch the football with your mates, we have a solution for you.
Enjoy epic, HD video with a soundbar speaker or wireless headphones taking care of the sound. Free UK delivery and return included!
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Projector and Screen Packages
Home Cinema Hire
90″ fast-fold indoor cinema screen.
Outdoor Cinema Hire
140″ inflatable outdoor projector screen.
Projector-Only Hire
No screen – just a projector, stand, and cables.
How It Works
Choose your date(s), choose your kit, and rest easy!
You will receive the equipment two business days before your event. In the box(es) will be a complete system including cables and setup instructions. We will arrange a return collection for the following business day, or you can drop off to a Post Office instead.
Use any HDMI device for playback such as a laptop, games console, or TV stick. If you want to use a device which doesn’t have this port, we have various adaptors available.
Place an order online and let us take care of the rest!
Make sure to check out our add-ons for cools things like LED string lights!
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Projector Hire FAQs
Yes – we rent projectors and screens all across the UK. Locations we cover include: Leeds, Surrey, Essex, Bristol, and Birmingham.
Ideally, yes. The less ambient light there is, the brighter the projected image will appear. This is particularly important outdoors.
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Yes, but you will need a flat, smooth, and white coloured surface to project onto.
While you can make do with a wall, a proper screen will always trump it. This is due to the reflective qualities of the vinyl fabric which are designed specifically for the job.
This really depends on the intended application. TVs occupy less space and are not so affected by ambient light, but projection screens are usually much bigger!
When devising a bedroom or home movie setup, you might be tempted to project onto a bedsheet. This may be passable, but never as good as a proper screen. Hanging a sheet and making the surface smooth will be a challenge. Plus, the reflective qualities will be different to that of a vinyl screen (at detriment to image contrast and brightness).