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Hi Rob - yes it is a once in a lifetime purchase and will have to do for the next 20 years but I have heard they are good.

I use a normal whiteboard at school all the time and the glare or shine is pretty bad but I don't have a light controlled room - if I were you I would try it out as you have nothing to lose.

It's not a normal whiteboard exactly - it's one of those interactive boards made to take a projected image. I'll have to scrutinise it more closely once I get round to digging it out of my workshop (buried under years of junk)

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alfie noakes says...
"I'll have to scrutinise it more closely once I get round to digging it out of my workshop"
If it's in any way shiney like a normal whiteboard, it'll be poo. :/ You really need a completely mat finish.


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Just in case anyone was wondering - I went with a fixed screen and have no regrets - I initially wanted a 120" screen but went with a 100" screen on the advice of a local home theatre installer and I have to say I am glad I didn't go any bigger.  

The screen is held taught by heavy duty velcro - I have it up over a year now and it is still as taught as the day I put it up.    Everyone is always amazed at the pic and sound quality - I have an Epson 6100 projector and Dali 5 surround sound.  

I would definitely recommend fixed screen to anyone who has the space for it.