01Fixed UST bay
The projector occupies a verified, permanent position with the opening and clearances it needs.
Fixed-screen UST system
Apollo
A simpler UST cabinet when the projector can stay put.
Apollo gives a compatible ultra-short-throw projector a permanent position inside purpose-built AV furniture with temperature-monitored, filtered projector cooling.
Starting pointFrom $3,149
System roleFixed-position UST
Screen planFixed wall or drop-down
Projector positionFixed compartment with filtered cooling
Choose the system before the finish
Purpose-built projection, with fewer moving parts.
Apollo is for installations where the projector can remain in its operating position. The cabinet still solves the hard parts—geometry, heat, equipment, sound, wire management, and access—inside a restrained furniture form.
Aegis verifies projector geometry, ventilation, wiring, screen compatibility, speaker layout, and service access before production.
Modern Collection
Choose the cabinet body.
Middle keeps the footprint focused. Wide adds dedicated left and right AV compartments for equipment, cooling, rack mounting, and speaker integration.
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Middle cabinet01 · Essential systemApollo Middle
A focused fixed-position UST cabinet for a streamlined component plan. Starting at $3,149.
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Wide cabinet02 · More room to integrateApollo Wide
Expanded width for larger systems, storage needs, and architectural proportion. Starting at $4,849.
Configure this cabinet →Configure Apollo
Build the fixed-position UST cabinet.
Every Apollo projector compartment includes temperature-monitored, filtered cooling. Start with projector geometry, then choose the cabinet body, finish, speaker doors, and AV-equipment plan.
Step 01 · System fit
Confirm that Apollo is the right fixed-position cabinet.
Every supported projector can use Apollo with a 100″ wall-mounted screen. At 120″, Epson, Samsung, and LG can remain fixed; other projector paths require motorized Artemis.
Screen size
Apollo cabinet body
Choose both projector brand and screen size before continuing.
Engineered as an AV system
Furniture outside.
Purpose-built inside.
Every cabinet begins with the equipment and the room—not a generic furniture shell.
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02Simpler mechanics
Without a moving projector platform, Apollo offers a direct route to an integrated fixed-screen system.
03Protected projector environment
Temperature monitoring controls filtered air directed into the projector intake, while two exhaust fans remove its hot discharge air.
04AV organization
Equipment mounting, speaker placement, wiring, and service access are planned into the interior.
Designed for the room
See the system in context.
Cabinet geometry, equipment access and screen placement are planned as one installation—not as separate furniture and technology purchases.
Plan the cabinet
The important choices, in the right order.
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Verify compatibility
Confirm the projector can remain in place and achieve the intended image geometry.
- 02
Locate the screen
Set screen type, image size, and mounting height before final cabinet dimensions.
- 03
List the equipment
Include every source, amplifier, speaker, network device, and control component.
- 04
Finish the room
Coordinate the cabinet exterior with the architecture after technical review.
Before you choose
Common Apollo questions.
How is Apollo different from Artemis?+
Apollo keeps the projector in a fixed operating position. Artemis uses a motorized mechanism to move the projector between concealed and viewing positions.
Can any UST projector be used?+
No. The specific projector, screen, and cabinet geometry must work together. Compatibility is confirmed before production.
How is the projector cooled?+
Every Apollo UST compartment includes temperature-monitored filtered cooling. Filtered air is directed into the projector intake, and two exhaust fans remove the projector's hot discharge air. Optional zone cooling is planned separately for AV equipment.
Should I choose Middle or Wide?+
Middle suits a focused system. Wide is appropriate when the equipment plan, storage, or room proportions need more capacity.