CASEMATIX DM Screen 12-Panel Deluxe XL Folding GM Screen – Faux Leather, Wet-Erase Pockets

Meet CASEMATIX: A flexible, private workspace for your RPG sessions

Running a table-top game often means juggling maps, stat blocks, and quick-reference sheets without tipping off players. The CASEMATIX DM Screen is designed to help you stay organized while keeping essential materials shielded from view. This model features a premium faux leather surface with a detailed 3D raven embossing for a professional, durable look at the table. Note that inserts are not included, giving you full freedom to customize with your own sheets and workflows.

Key design that adapts to your game

The core is a twelve-panel layout that expands into a spacious 47" long surface, yet folds down to a compact travel-ready form. Two interior panel sets swing to provide eight additional sheet surfaces while keeping a four-panel footprint. Eight fixed panels and twelve wet-erase pockets deliver a structured space for notes, maps, and cheat sheets you can update session to session.

• 12 wet-erase pockets to reuse sheets and keep important notes handy
• Two sets of interior panels that swing open for extra writing space
• 4 swinging panels within a 4-panel footprint for a clean table spread
• Expanded size of 47" x 11.75"; folded size of 11.75" x 10.75" x 2.5"
• Premium PU faux leather with a textured, embossed raven design for a premium look
• Blank, inserts-not-included design to fit any TTRPG system and printable cheat sheets

Why players and DMs choose this screen

The tactile feel of the faux leather paired with the discreet, private setup helps you focus on storytelling rather than on-screen clutter. The material withstands tabletop use, and the folding mechanism makes it practical for transport between sessions or events. Because there are no printed references, you can customize the screen for any TTRPG by printing your own sheets, maps, and cheat sheets at home or a print shop.

In play, you can imagine a smoother rhythm: you pull out a sheet from a pocket, glance at a quick reference, adjust a map, and slide it back. The configuration supports flexible layouts, so you can adapt on the fly to different encounters or party dynamics. While this description highlights possible use cases, your own setup may evolve as you discover what information most supports your table.

Whether you’re running a long campaign or a one-shot, this screen aims to balance a sturdy, travel-friendly form with the freedom to tailor the content to your preferred system. It’s not a guarantee of outcomes, but it is designed to streamline your DM workflow and reduce on-table interruptions.