[scotty1979]

Day 4 and the lights go on Hope you like this installation Please leave me some feed back !

I will leave some more pics when the final touches are added !

Many thanks

[EriX]

i really like the lighting through the gaps, nicely done!

[solidamber]

I see your next door neighbour has their lounge light on,

[deansocial]

love the back lighting effect. That is some careful scribing around the cornice to get a nice equal gap and all the way around. Is each side done in 1 sheet?

[scotty1979]

Originally Posted by deansocial

love the back lighting effect. That is some careful scribing around the cornice to get a nice equal gap and all the way around. Is each side done in 1 sheet?

Yes the side panels are just under a full sheet of MDF each and they are mounted on 2x1 timber !

The rope lights also run through the cabinets to provide lighting of the equipment ! More pics of this to follow.

[scotty1979]

More pics of this installl !

http://s166.photobucket.com/albums/u...sallation%201/

[Kenny Glasgow]

Nice work Scotty, look forward to seeing more pics

[KobeoneHD]

Absolutely stunning mate!

[Da_Rude_Baboon]

You have a tron living room!

[deefadog]

Really, really nice. I have a few questions, if you don't mind. When putting in the drop down doors, how do you where to mark inside for the hinges? And what thickness is that MDF and was it easy to work with, as i'll be starting mine soon, so any tips please share.

Thanks

[yeswotever]

That looks fantastic, how did you mount the TV?

[Kenny Glasgow]

Originally Posted by yeswotever

That looks fantastic, how did you mount the TV?

oooh err

[scotty1979]

Originally Posted by yeswotever

That looks fantastic, how did you mount the TV?

Hello mate glade you like the latest installation.
The TV was mounted on a bracket that has a scissur action arm on the back; this allows you to adjust the TV in most directions and allows it to be pulled out for easy cable insulations!
The bracket I used was bought from eBay for around £60 delivered! CLICK THE LINK TO SEE A PIC !
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Hope this helps!

[scotty1979]

Originally Posted by deefadog

Really, really nice. I have a few questions, if you don't mind. When putting in the drop down doors, how do you where to mark inside for the hinges? And what thickness is that MDF and was it easy to work with, as i'll be starting mine soon, so any tips please share.

Thanks

Hi nice to see you like this installation for a new client!
The hinges are easy to fit if you take your time to practise on a spare peace of MDF, Place two pieces of MDF together at a right angle.
Allowing for a 2mm gap in the joints.
Place the hinge in the corner of the sections and transfer the required information-measurements to the MDF with a pencil.
Square all your lines up with an adjustable square and then take notes on the positions of the holes that are required.
Drill the required hole in the door section to take the Blumb hinge; do not drill all the way through the MDF![IMG]file:///C:/Users/Scott/AppData/Local/Temp/msohtmlclip1/01/clip_image001.gif[/IMG]
When fitting the Blumb hinge be shore to fit it square too the door and frame- unit!
It’s best that you just have a play and keep looking at your kitchen doors and how they work, you might find some videos on YOU TUBE
Hope this helps

[scotty1979]

Originally Posted by Kenny Glasgow

oooh err

So dont like what you see then ?

[Paul_T]

Originally Posted by Da_Rude_Baboon

You have a tron living room!

beat me to it!

[brawler]

thats mint