About this asset

This portable projector screen is a 3D model featuring a teal metal housing and a tripod stand, suited for professional visualisations. This portable projector screen features a matte white projection surface flanked by vertical black masking borders to enhance contrast. The screen is housed within a cylindrical teal metal casing, which serves as a protective shell when retracted. It is supported by a lightweight, collapsible tripod stand constructed from slim metal profiles. The design includes a top-mounted hook mechanism for securing the fabric in its extended position. The overall aesthetic is functional and utilitarian, reflecting standard office or classroom equipment. The model captures realistic details, including subtle surface textures on the screen fabric and the mechanical joints of the stand.

The download is a 239 MB compressed archive with the model in BLEND, FBX and GLTF format.

Users can integrate this asset into scenes by snapping the tripod base to the floor plane. The object is organised for straightforward placement within a larger interior model. When rendering, ensure the projection surface material is set to a non-reflective, matte finish to maintain realistic light absorption. The model is scaled to real-world metric units, allowing for immediate insertion into project files without extensive resizing. Adjust the tripod height or screen extension as needed to suit specific interior layouts and viewing angles within your architectural visualisation workflow.

This asset is suitable for interior design projects requiring authentic technical equipment, such as corporate boardrooms, university lecture halls, or conference facilities. It pairs well with modern office furniture, including meeting tables, ergonomic chairs, and wall-mounted whiteboards. Professionals searching for presentation hardware or audiovisual equipment for commercial spaces will find this model useful for populating training rooms or hotel event spaces. It is an essential component for creating credible, lived-in environments during the final stages of a project's digital presentation or walkthrough.