Ambient light rejecting (ALR) projector screens make home cinema possible even in bright Dubai living rooms. We supply the QMJM range with long-throw ALR, grey and UST CLR PET crystal fabric options — motorised, fixed-frame, in-ceiling and floor-rising — with full UAE delivery and professional installation.
ALR surfaces maintain contrast and colour saturation even when the room has windows, downlights or light walls.
Choose long-throw ALR fabric for home cinema projectors, or UST CLR PET crystal for ultra-short-throw laser TVs.
ALR fabric is available on electric, tab-tension, in-ceiling, floor-rising and fixed-frame QMJM screens.
We measure your room, recommend the right gain and fabric, and fit the screen anywhere in the UAE.
Designed for projectors placed 2–5 metres from the screen. The optical coating rejects ceiling and side light while reflecting the projector's image straight back to your seat. Best for living rooms and boardrooms.
Made for ultra-short-throw laser TVs sitting just centimetres from the wall. CLR rejects overhead light and preserves the sharpness of a laser TV in a bright room. Also called ambient light rejecting crystal.
A cost-effective step up from matte white. Grey fabric deepens black levels and improves perceived contrast in rooms with some ambient light, while still offering a wide viewing angle.
These QMJM models are available with ambient light rejecting or grey fabric options. Click through for sizes, prices and full specifications.






































































Send us your room photos, projector model and seating distance. We will recommend the right fabric, size and screen type for your space and budget.
ALR stands for Ambient Light Rejecting. The surface is engineered with microscopic optical layers that reflect the projector's light back to the viewer while absorbing light coming from windows, ceiling downlights and lamps. The result is a much brighter, higher-contrast image in a room that is not fully blacked out.
Choose ALR if your room has ambient light, light-coloured walls, or if you watch during the day. A standard matte white 1.0-gain screen is still the best choice for a dedicated, fully darkened cinema room because it preserves the most accurate colour and viewing angle.
ALR usually refers to long-throw ambient light rejecting surfaces that work with projectors placed several metres away. CLR (Ceiling Light Rejecting) is a special ALR type designed for ultra-short-throw laser TVs. CLR rejects light from above, which is the main problem in most living rooms.
Yes, but choose the right type. Long-throw ALR fabrics are made for standard-throw home cinema and business projectors. UST CLR fabrics are made specifically for ultra-short-throw laser TVs and should not be used with long-throw projectors.
We offer ALR and grey fabric options across the QMJM Cinema Frame, Zero Edge Frame, Floor Rising, In-Ceiling Tab-Tension and Tab-Tension ranges. Custom sizes and UST CLR PET crystal are also available for laser TV installations.
Yes. We supply and install ALR and CLR screens in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and the northern Emirates, including in-ceiling recessed screens, fixed-frame wall screens and motorised floor-rising units.