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Stewart CIMA Fixed and Electric Screens More Affordable

by June 18, 2012
Stewart CIMA Fixed and Electric Screens

Stewart CIMA Fixed and Electric Screens

This week was a big one for Stewart Filmscreen, who announced this week the introduction of their new CIMA line of screens. CIMA is a new screen line offering standard configurations and sizes for fixed frame, in-ceiling, and electric screen solutions, but who might not need the configurability and/or flexibility the other Stewart lines offer. Stewart has designed the CIMA line to continue to be quality-made and durability and it continues to be both designed and manufactured in the USA. The design of CIMA provides integrators with a screen solution at a competitive price. Presumably, installers can now offer the Stewart name to consumers and clients who may not have been able to afford it in the past.

The line offers basic screen configurations in both white NEVE and gray TIBURON screen material depending on the environment. The NEVE white screen material is ideally suited for applications where lighting control is available, while the TIBURON gray screen material is optimized to achieve a higher overall contrast in rooms with less lighting control. Stewart Filmscreen's CIMA line of screens are available in fixed frame wallscreen, above ceiling electriscreen, and below ceiling electriscreen mounting options. Electric roller screens come with optional IMC low voltage control for interconnectivity.

"Our team set out to create the high-quality screen solutions for a broad range of basic applications, and the new CIMA line was born... Standard sizing with limited options allow for manufacturing efficiencies, meaning this product can be ordered and shipped in a matter of days."

- Grant Stewart, President, Stewart Filmscreen

Do you think the new CIMA line will draw more custom installers to use Stewart for their clients? Will it draw the enthusiast crowd? Comment in our forums to let us know, or leave comment on our Facebook page.

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