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post #601 of 935
Thanks RT! you are my beacon of light ! biggrin.gif I will have to start a new thread " Going Vacationing? Call RT ! " biggrin.gif Seriously though i am equally eager to finish up fast. Can wait for the day when we both get to fire everything up!!
post #602 of 935
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I will remember that when you give me the bill for building my theater. biggrin.gif:p

Lol!!
post #603 of 935
Ah.....Houston we have a problem! Vik, if I'm your beacon of light we/you have serious issues. LOL. I'm just glad I can be someone's beacon of light. I feel special now. Thank you.

Regards,

RTROSE
post #604 of 935
lol! no problem smile.gif
post #605 of 935
I don't recall the carpet pattern you are looking at, but if it is a pattern that requires matching, you have to account for the overlap on the stage to line up the pattern. So, you need enough to cover the entire stage plus pattern overlap (could be anywhere from 6" to18" plus the riser height). And looks to me like there will be a pretty good amount of wastage cutting out for the steps. Remeber, you have to pay for all the carpet to do the job, not just what actually get installed. Now, if you're LUCKY, you'll find an installer that will only charge for the finished square footage...it shouldn''t matter to him if you have to buy an extra 10 yards, or whatever it ends up being.

My guess is that the guys comming up with the short sq footage are not taking everything into account and will probably then try to bump up the estimate. ANd it depndes on the pattern and wheter you can install it the long way or the acrros the room to minimize wastage. I think you'd be better ordering more rather then less and have to try to get more of the same dye lot, etc.
post #606 of 935
There is no pattern, But thanks for explaining in detail how the process goes! smile.gif
post #607 of 935
Just checking in to see the build. You are getting close. looking forward to finished pictures. Sorry to read that you had some problems with the lens.
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post #608 of 935
Thanks for visiting Mike. I was planning on calling you in a couple of weeks for something i may need to purchase. The Lens issue was not a big deal just mismatched instructions smile.gif
post #609 of 935
I have been doing a little work on my room. Re-built one of my subs (18" driver) and added a couple more 18's, so I have three 18's right under my curved screen. Subs are rather large. smile.gif I also finally broke down and added seating to my room. I am sure that you are liking your curved screen. I love mine. smile.gif You are going to have a great looking room.
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post #610 of 935
Cool! i am aware of the upgrades going on in your room since you told me on phone the last time we spoke. I love the curved screen and i am extremely happy with the size i chose. I did not even unbox the masked panels and i am not sure if i ever will rolleyes.gif Thanks again! and i will be in touch soon!
post #611 of 935
I may have missed it, but do you happen to have a photo showing how you brought both power and low voltage cables into your columns? Did all cables enter the room at one spot and travel in your soffit or did they come through the wall behind each column location?
post #612 of 935
Nice seats Vik! smile.gif
post #613 of 935
Hi memmo,
Sorry i have no pics showing the wiring. Before the Columns and drywall was put up. the electrical wiring traveled from the breaker box in the equipment room behind the theater along the ceiling joists and studs. The low voltage travels separately inside a few carlon flex ducts away from the electrical wiring.
post #614 of 935
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Nice seats Vik! smile.gif

Thanks Gary! I have not opened them yet! ...hope to do so soon!
post #615 of 935
Somehow I missed all the awesomesauce that is this thread! I need to spend more time here with you all! Love this place, great job guys!
post #616 of 935
Thanks Warren!!
post #617 of 935
Finally ordered carpet today. Could not get the exact color so settled for the nearest match. Next significant update should be a wrap up of the build with pics!
post #618 of 935
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I may have missed it, but do you happen to have a photo showing how you brought both power and low voltage cables into your columns? Did all cables enter the room at one spot and travel in your soffit or did they come through the wall behind each column location?

The power came through a small hole in the wall hidden in a column location, then a wire was strung inside the soffit connection the other 5 loations. the Low voltage was in conduits to the speaker locations.
post #619 of 935
Can't wait to see those seats in the theater and the carpet all buttoned up!
post #620 of 935
stop talking and start posting more pictures!!!
post #621 of 935
Shouldn't have hung the PJ. Can't stop watching to get any work done.
post #622 of 935
Me to Reddig. I keep waiting for that call from Vik that he needs help with the equipment and chairs. But that call has yet to come. Vik keeps promising but nothing yet. Sigh......


Regards,


RTROSE
post #623 of 935
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Me to Reddig. I keep waiting for that call from Vik that he needs help with the equipment and chairs. But that call has yet to come. Vik keeps promising but nothing yet. Sigh......


Regards,


RTROSE

Since when did the "slow as molasses" guy become the ball-buster for quick progress? biggrin.gif
post #624 of 935
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Since when did the "slow as molasses" guy become the ball-buster for quick progress?

Well I wasn't going to say anything.......
post #625 of 935
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Since when did the "slow as molasses" guy become the ball-buster for quick progress? biggrin.gif

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Well I wasn't going to say anything.......

Haha! biggrin.gif
post #626 of 935
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Well I wasn't going to say anything.......

Well played, sir. Well played!
post #627 of 935
Lol biggrin.gif @ the above Jokes. Thanks guys i too really want to get it over with and post pics asap! ...I will give it a week to 10 days max.
post #628 of 935
RT,
Carpet is the only delay whenever it comes be prepared to be hounded by me! smile.gif untill then enjoy some shuffling smile.gifhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=U74UxWvHItU#!
post #629 of 935
Ahhh...........Looks like I'm getting called out. Just because I have a slow progressing build thread doesn't mean that I can't bust on someone else for their slow progress. Logan is a perfect example of this. Just sayin' biggrin.gif

Oh, Vik........making excuses already for the lack of progress? That did not take long at all. Maybe we should have big stop in for some special motivation to get you back on track.

Regards,

RTROSE
post #630 of 935
Excellent, just excellent. Love the lighting and the curves. Anxious to see the finished product.
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