
Some call us old fashioned, we call it caring
Stewart’s traditional approach means taking full responsibility for every screen it builds, and caring about the people who will sit in front of it for years to come.
For more than 70 years, Stewart’s designers and engineers have built projection screens with integrity, made to last and made smarter, stronger and better suited to every client.

Stewart’s traditional approach means taking full responsibility for every screen it builds, and caring about the people who will sit in front of it for years to come.

Production stays in-house from the very first step: raw plastic resins and pigments are formulated into screen fabric, then formed and fitted to frames built by the same team.

With more than 25 screen materials, every Stewart screen is custom built for its room, accounting for seating layout, throw distance and the amount of ambient light.

Color stays uniform from any seat in the room, and the surface reproduces exactly what the projector sends, without shifting or tinting the image.

Major film studios rely on Stewart screens in post-production suites and screening rooms, where the image has to be judged exactly as the filmmaker intended.

Where other screens can develop visible seams over time, Stewart screens are made without them, even at sizes up to 40 × 90 feet.

Owners report upgrading their projectors several times over the years while the same Stewart screen keeps delivering a reference-quality image.

Closed-loop digital controls with encoders store masking positions and tie into room automation. The masking fabrics soak up stray light while staying acoustically transparent.

Stewart supplies the large-format screens behind keynote presentations for major companies, and builds the largest seamless framed and roller screens available.

Stewart is the only screen manufacturer to have won an Academy Award for technical merit, and it has received two.

A customer service team and field technicians handle installations, rescreening and commissioning, so every system stays at its best long after it is installed.

THX Ultra and ISF certified, with team members serving on SMPTE and ANSI steering committees that help shape the industry’s standards.

Every Stewart screen and screen material is manufactured at its California facility, where each custom screen is designed, built and inspected by hand.

Screens built to last mean less waste. Stewart’s screen fabrics and mounting systems are GREENGUARD Gold Certified, suitable for schools and healthcare facilities.
Every screen is specified for its room, so the right Stewart surface depends on your seating, projector and light.