After lots of reading on this site I'm starting to finish my basement. Plan is for an open concept due to WAF. Screen on one end in "u" shape, back open to rest of basement. Going to separate the screen area from the rest of basement via soffit and bar counter
The foundation wall on the right side facing screen is the outer boundary. This will give me roughly an 18-19 foot deep space and ~17 ft wide. Was hoping to fit 2 rows plus bar counter- 2nd row on riser.
My dilemma will be screen size- wide space but not deep relatively. Given recommended riser depth of ~7ft my front row will roughly be in the 11Ft rane
Here is the layout:

The wall where the screen will be is where the window is:

Going to move the ductwork over to the right to make the ceiling higher.
On the left side going to extend the wall to the pole to make the U shape:

Plan:
I know this aquarium has a big hole but for futureproofing I'm going to decouple the walls and ceiling in this end of basement. Insulation in ceiling in whole basement and more wall insulation
No skills/no tools here so it will all be subbed out
Have lots of "Don't get it" questions will post further
RT
The foundation wall on the right side facing screen is the outer boundary. This will give me roughly an 18-19 foot deep space and ~17 ft wide. Was hoping to fit 2 rows plus bar counter- 2nd row on riser.
My dilemma will be screen size- wide space but not deep relatively. Given recommended riser depth of ~7ft my front row will roughly be in the 11Ft rane
Here is the layout:

The wall where the screen will be is where the window is:

Going to move the ductwork over to the right to make the ceiling higher.
On the left side going to extend the wall to the pole to make the U shape:

Plan:
I know this aquarium has a big hole but for futureproofing I'm going to decouple the walls and ceiling in this end of basement. Insulation in ceiling in whole basement and more wall insulation
No skills/no tools here so it will all be subbed out
Have lots of "Don't get it" questions will post further
RT













