Yard Master 2 Series

In order to have less memory lines or “wrinkles” from folding, here are a few tips. Don’t fold tightly or try to fold over the material as compact as possible. Both will leave pronounced memory lines. It is recommended to take note of how lightly folded the screen material was when it came from the factory and repeat that whenever you are packing the screen away. Another method when storing the screen is to gently and loosely roll the material and keep it in a safe, dry space at an optimal room temperature.

Elite Screens offers replacement CineWhite® material for the YardMaster 2 Series. Here is a complete list of the model number for replacement CineWhite® Material: Z-OMS90H2, Z-OMS1000H2, Z-OMS110H2, Z-OMS120H2, Z-OMS135H2 Decoding the model number: Z-OMS 90 H 2

Wrinkles or lines found on the Yard Master projection material in most cases disappear when the material is stretched over the frame. If in case they don’t, we recommend using a fabric steamer to eliminate any lines or wrinkles.

Eventually, yes. It is recommended that no projection screen, regardless of manufacturer/model be permanently left outside and exposed directly to the elements. The yardmaster is made for temporary outdoor events such as day excursions or weekend camping trips. It has a rolled sheet steel alloy frame that is coated in a rust-resistant black enamel for outdoor events. Just like any other piece of audio-video equipment, proper care and storage is required to maximize the Yardmaster’s operational lifespan.

Yes, optional extension legs can be purchased to increase the bottom viewing area. Please click here for more information.

Below are the steps to disassemble your screen. For the full Yard Master 2 user guide, click here.

1. Remove ropes (G) and stakes (I) from the ground.
2. Unlatch the hinged support bars on front side of each leg so that it is bent and fold that half of the legs up for the next step.
3. Slowly lower the screen to the ground (towards the closed legs). Two people are needed for this step.
4. Unlatch the hinged support bars and fold down other half of legs.
5. Loosen and remove the ropes, knob screws (E) and eyebolts (F) from each leg.
6. Remove the frame legs (B) from the folding frame (A).
7. Detach the screen material (D) from the folding frame (A) by carefully unsnapping each button as shown.
8. Fold screen material (D) in half, folding the bottom of the screen towards the top. Then, fold in half again in the same way. Lastly, fold the material into thirds to condense the length, see user guide for visual. *If you prefer to roll the material, instead of folding into thirds, roll from one end to the other after folding in half twice.
9. Unlatch the hinged support bars in each corner of the folding frame (A).
10. Press in the silver locking buttons, near the folding joints, and slowly gather the sides of the folding frame
11. Again, press in the silver locking buttons. Then, pick up one end of the folding frame, and walk it to the other end, folding the longer sections into thirds.
12. Store the screen in the provided carrying bag (h). Be sure to place folding frame, legs, and smaller parts into the carrying bag first and place the material on top to keep material from creasing or tearing.

In a calm wind below 10mph, yes. If it exceeds the 10mph, there is a chance of damaging the frame or the material itself.

No, both the Yard Master and Yard Master 2 Series have a fixed height and length for all leg and frame parts included. The Yard Master 2 Series, however, does have optional extension legs that can be purchased to increase the bottom viewing area. Please click here for more information.

Either way will work just fine. However, it is best to first pack the screen into its canvas carrying pouch which is included. This accessory was designed to protect the screen when you store it.

The Yard Master 2 / Yard Master 2 WraithVeil Dual / Yard Master Plus Series products are portable outdoor screens that can be left in a safe area outside for a few nights. It is not designed to be a permanent fixed frame and left assembled for a long period of time indoors or outdoors.