Cinema Room

• Light Absorption:
• The primary function of flocking in a cinema room is to absorb stray light and reduce reflections.
• This is crucial for achieving a high-contrast, immersive viewing experience.
• Flocking is often applied to surfaces surrounding the screen, such as walls, ceilings, and projector housings.
• Blacking Out Surfaces:
• Flocking, particularly in a deep black colour, is highly effective at creating a true "blackout" effect.
• This is essential for minimising ambient light and maximising the perceived contrast of the projected image.
• Minimising Reflections:
• Glossy or reflective surfaces can cause distracting reflections that degrade the image quality.
• Flocking provides a matte, non-reflective surface that eliminates these reflections, resulting in a cleaner and more focused image.
• Projector Housing and Lens Hoods:
• Flocking is sometimes used to line the inside of projector housings and lens hoods to prevent internal reflections and improve image clarity.
• Speaker Baffles:
• Flocking can be used on speaker baffles to reduce reflections around the speakers, improving the audio clarity.

   Benefits for Cinema Rooms

• Enhanced Image Quality: Flocking significantly improves image contrast and clarity by minimising light reflections.
• Immersive Viewing Experience: By eliminating distractions, flocking creates a more immersive and engaging viewing experience.
• Professional Results: Flocking helps to achieve a professional-grade cinema room setup.
• Control of unwanted light: It is a very effective way to control unwanted light in a dark room.