Open Air Cinema Outdoor Movie Screens

Open Air Cinema announces a whole new way to enjoy the thrills and fun of movies under the stars with its Open Air Home Screen. It is simply gorgeous, affordable, ultra light weight, and ready to turn any backyard into a drive-in theater experience. The wide screen
inflatable screen is easier to set up than a pup tent and is easily transportable.

Virtually any venue can become a theater now. With the Open Air Home Screen you can affordably enjoy your favorite movies by the pool, in your backyard, or at a BBQ on the beach. Open Air Cinema manufactures its screens in the United States under the highest of standards to ensure quality, durability and ease of use.

Open Air Cinema offers the best Inflatable Movie Screens for anyone requiring a professional grade projection surface, mobility, durability, and stability in the wind. Inflatable outdoor movie screens are easy to use, safe, and eye-catching! They quickly establish your venue. Open Air Cinema guarantees its inflatable movie screens as the highest quality outdoor movie screens on the market.

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Kingston Brass Living Finishes

All Bronze and Copper Finishes are considered "Living Finishes" as they are designed to age and patina with time.

Most living finishes are an exclusive province of the higher end of the market. The changeable nature of brass, copper and bronze is a selling point and that changeable nature comes at a premium.

These fixtures are truly made from brass and copper and then they have a patina applied to them in the factory. These patinas are pigments and chemicals that react with the base metal to speed up the aging process. These patinas allow the base metals to look like they're already aged upon arrival. On a living finish, the metal is left unsealed. That is, without a clear top coat to prevent corrosion. Without that clear topcoat, these faucets will also continue to age and their colors will continue to evolve as the base metal reacts with the environment. No two of these faucets will age at the same rate or go through the same color phases. Their continued evolution is completely dependent on the environment where they're placed. Hence the term living finish.