For the soffits - I see on page 3 some of the details. What are the heights and widths for each of the "steps"? And what type of wood do you use for the facings? (Appologize if I missed this info posted elsewhere in the thread)
Thanks - this really is great stuff! Very addicting. I just watched the video as well.
I used 2x2s and MDF
Each step was about 5 inches tall.
The other dimension was based on what it took to fit the ductwork.
OK so there were these empty spaces in the theater begging for some Objects d'art.
Some assembly required
Ready to putty, sand, prime, and paint.
Onevoice2 needs to pick the color.
I am going to eithe steal this or pay Big to do it for me!!
i personally have "borrowed" bits and pieces of big's builds and also Mario's both of which are very gracious and willing to help and answer all ?'s but if you get the privilege to have big actually work on your build then there is no doubt you will end up with something very very nice.... i have seen some of his work up close and it was his place that he did when he was young and uninformed so he says ...not me and it is a site to see....
Last post I finished banging together the Pilasters. Next was to paint them. I bought a cheap HVLP paint sprayer (Graco 2900) thinned the paint as directed and sprayed the pilasters black (Behr Ultra flat enamel) when they dried I took a fine foam roller and carefully painted just the top surface of the raised design. I was really happy with the HVLP painter.
Last post I finished banging together the Pilasters. Next was to paint them. I bought a cheap HVLP paint sprayer (Graco 2900) thinned the paint as directed and sprayed the pilasters black (Behr Ultra flat enamel) when they dried I took a fine foam roller and carefully painted just the top surface of the raised design. I was really happy with the HVLP painter.
I knew you would come over to the dark side and hang up the paint brush. The theater looks awesome.
Jeff, does the layout look familiar? I relied heavily on the basic layout from your place except no false wall for the screen, Just not enough room.
On the HVLP sprayer it worked like a champ the beauty is that there are very few parts to clean, no hose to clean. The overspray was minimal and I just sprayed them all on my workbench with a sheet of plastic. My problem was all those nooks and crannies that would have been impossible with a brush required quite of few turns of each piece and a lot of angling of the gun to shoot into every corner, But it worked and I'm going to keep in in my truck.