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Old 18-10-2003, 5:29 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Home cinema pic's

As some of you know i am in the middle of building a home cinema at the end of the garden. I am about 3 weeks into building and thought i would put a few pics on my website for you to have a look at.

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Old 19-10-2003, 3:40 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Can anyone help me. As you can see my home cinema is finally coming along and i need to decide what to do with my ceiling and walls. I really fancy some sort of material or carpeting on both!!

Is this possible and if so any recommendations on how?

Any pics of similars would be very helpful.

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Hi noyce

The easist way to sound deaden your ceiling is to use a suspended frame type, and fill it will the acoustic foam black tiles etc.

I wouldn't carpet the walls though.
You could make vertical slabs made from fabric covered foam sheets etc.

The advantage of the suspened ceiling is easy projector and cable installation.

Have a look here at my Yahoo installation pictures for some ideas!

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The picture below is my ceiling with black felt tiles, with white tiles edging to allow the use of coloured uplighters etc.
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See how easy access to the PJ is!
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Thanks for that mate. I'll keep you informed with what i do. Decisions decisions.
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