Question 1

Does NIKOHOME sell projectors?

Accepted Answer

Not as a main trade. We build invisible laser-cinema systems: a laser TV, an ALR screen and a motorized cabinet designed as one piece of furniture. The host can be Hisense, AWOL, Samsung, NexiGo and other ultra-short-throw sets. Selling a lonely box is not the work.

Question 2

How is an invisible cinema different from a regular projector or a flat TV?

Accepted Answer

A long-throw projector wants distance; the living room fills with a stand and a hanging sheet. A flat TV stops around 85 inches and never leaves the wall. An invisible cinema throws 100 inches and more from a cabinet, then drops the screen and hides the set so the room is furniture again.

Question 3

We already own a laser TV. Can you still do the cabinet and screen?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Cabinets are built for about 99% of ultra-short-throw sets; screens use CBSP optics for light from below. Send the model, the size you want and a living-room photo. We check throw ratio and cabinet depth before we draw. You do not have to replace a set that already works.

Question 4

Floor-rising, ceiling-recessed or drop-down — which screen?

Accepted Answer

A floor you can build into, and a wall you want left clean: floor-rising. A new ceiling cavity: recessed. A rental, or a room you will not open: a motorized drop-down. The guides set them side by side; the Fit Finder or a survey will do the same in your room.

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