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post #301 of 853
Vary nice set up indeed
post #302 of 853
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Originally Posted by chinadog View Post

Leave it open in the front! its not like you've got kids sneakin' candy!

Bud

Actually - that is probably the better idea and exactly what I will do.


W00lly - thanks dude.
post #303 of 853
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Bud - Funny you mentioned kids, Sara answered the door last night and there was a college girl selling subscriptions to the AJC newspaper and she asked her if her mom was home.



Note: My wife is 28 so don't get the wrong idea.
post #304 of 853
Oh man, I had a good laugh on that one. Must have made Sara's day!

Bud
post #305 of 853
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Oh man, I had a good laugh on that one. Must have made Sarah's day!

Bud


She was pissed. I don't understand women.
post #306 of 853
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She was pissed. I don't understand women.

LOL!! If she was 40 and the girl made the same comment, she would have kissed the girl
post #307 of 853
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I am trying to put together an ISO for Super Bowl trivia slides I created. If I manage to pull it off, I am happy to share.

43 slides and they look like:


Will update later.
post #308 of 853
Cool idea........you might teech us 'Alliens' a thing or two

Then maybe when the time comes around you can do same for the MLB World Series. Would love to know how a North American series got that name......the guy with the idea obviously didn't travel much

Cheers,
Mark
post #309 of 853
Now the big game is over, any updates? Did you get to enjoy it in your new theater? If so, have any guests that "oooh'd and aaahh'd" over it?! Just curious, wish ours would pick up some speed, am anxious to get watchin'!
post #310 of 853
Hey man, did you get your bar stools yet?

Bud
post #311 of 853
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Hey Lizaloo - Yes and Yes (lots of ohhhing and aaahhhing ). I did manage to get the bar finished, stained and poly'd the base and crown moulding, and installed the base moulding.

Bud - Bar stools are scheduled to be in this week by Thursday.

I should have the crown in by the end of tonight.

That leaves me in a waiting pattern for the Berklines. After this week, my theater will be done from a construction standpoint. WOW. Typing that feels weird.

I am going to start the game room this weekend.
post #312 of 853
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Originally Posted by jikkjack View Post

I just ordered 3 bar stools for the home theater snack bar. They should match the decor and Berklines well.

Here is a picture:



Cherry wood with black leather seat and back cushion. They swivel too!!


Bought four of those exact same!

They just got a good workout during the Superbowl party...
post #313 of 853
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Steve,

How do you like the stools? I am going on blind faith and hope they are as nice in person as in the picture.
post #314 of 853
Wonder if we can get a PowerBuy on them stools - exactly what I've been looking at
post #315 of 853
Hey Jason,

A made a little more progress this weekend check out the thread.

I love the stools. If i had room i would totally do something like that.

Ryan
post #316 of 853
Jason - how did you determine where to put your pilasters? (columns) I think this was mentioned a while back but I'll ask again...what height did you mount your sconces (and refresh my memory, what height is your lowest point in ceiling/soffit?)? How many columns do you have? Did you build them post drywall?

Thanks!
L
post #317 of 853
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Steve,

How do you like the stools? I am going on blind faith and hope they are as nice in person as in the picture.

Here's a picture of them at my bar:



They aren't the highest end, that's for sure, but they are quite comfortable and reasonably sturdy. And I loke the look. I've had to re-tighten the fasteners (all 3000 of them ) on one of them, but other than that they've been fine.

We use them for secondary seating when we have company over for movie nite, and I've sat thru 3-hours of King King on them and can still feel my rear, so that's a reasonable testament.
post #318 of 853
Hi Jason,

I am fairly new to the forum and I just finished your thread. WOW! Your theater looks awesome. I can't wait to see the finished pics. Great job!

Regards,
Troy
post #319 of 853
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Originally Posted by LIZALOO View Post

Jason - how did you determine where to put your pilasters? (columns) I think this was mentioned a while back but I'll ask again...what height did you mount your sconces (and refresh my memory, what height is your lowest point in ceiling/soffit?)? How many columns do you have? Did you build them post drywall?

Thanks!
L

Liza - I divided the side walls into 3 parts (before adding the fake wall at the front) to determine the sides and back wall. I then put a column at the center of each of the 3 parts excluding the corners. I have 6 total columns and the sconces are at 6 feet high on center. The ceiling is 8 foot 2 inches. When you stand on the riser, the ceiling is a little over 6.5 feet. The riser is 18 inches tall.

The columns were framed out and insulated. I then drywalled them and added a wooden front and black fabric wrapped sides. The wood on the front of the columns hangs over each side 1". This makes the black fabric wrapped furring strips level with the front when installed.
post #320 of 853
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They aren't the highest end, that's for sure, but they are quite comfortable and reasonably sturdy. And I loke the look. I've had to re-tighten the fasteners (all 3000 of them ) on one of them, but other than that they've been fine.

We use them for secondary seating when we have company over for movie nite, and I've sat thru 3-hours of King King on them and can still feel my rear, so that's a reasonable testament.


Thanks for the update scaesare. Your theater looks great. I just finished looking at the pictures. I am planning to use the stools for secondary seating too for football guest. They will be the place to sit and snack during the game. Good to hear that you could make it through a movie without loosing feeling in the legs or rear. I am excited to see how they look in the room and will not feel bad if I need to put some peeps in them during a movie too.

Thanks!
post #321 of 853
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Originally Posted by ts69vette View Post

Hi Jason,

I am fairly new to the forum and I just finished your thread. WOW! Your theater looks awesome. I can't wait to see the finished pics. Great job!

Regards,
Troy


Thanks Troy and welcome to the forum.
post #322 of 853
sweet build man
post #323 of 853
Jason,

About the expocloth - the samples I have have a hint of a texture do you feel that ads or detracts? Can you see it if you aren't right next to it? These samples are too small.

You went with black all around, right (not some dark color that photographs as black)? Beauty theater, too.
post #324 of 853
Hey, did you get your molding yet?

Bud
post #325 of 853
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Thanks kindakouki!
post #326 of 853
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Originally Posted by dc_pilgrim View Post

Jason,

About the expocloth - the samples I have have a hint of a texture do you feel that ads or detracts? Can you see it if you aren't right next to it? These samples are too small.

You went with black all around, right (not some dark color that photographs as black)? Beauty theater, too.

Hey Dave,

Yes - I have black expo cloth and yes it does have a hint of texture to it that I actually really like. As a matter of fact, it is the sole reason that I chose it over GoM.

You can only see it when you get within a couple of feet but I really like it.

Thanks dude.
post #327 of 853
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Hey, did you get your molding yet?

Bud

Yep - and after tomorrow, it will all be installed and done.

I will have new pictures this week of the finished theater minus the Berklines.

Man it is looking really different down there now that all the moulding is in and the bar is finished.

More soon.
post #328 of 853
Jason - your riser is 18"? Wow, what do you have 3 steps up at 6" each? You are doing 2 rows, right?

How far out do your columns project? Do you have switches/outlets in any of the columns? I think I'll put a bank of switches in one of the columns but it will have to be deep enough to house the box (was thinking 4")...what do you think? Am planning to build post drywall to get a better visual on locations. I don't have the ability to have a schemata like you did, wow, that was nice.
post #329 of 853
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Originally Posted by LIZALOO View Post

Jason - your riser is 18"? Wow, what do you have 3 steps up at 6" each? You are doing 2 rows, right?

How far out do your columns project? Do you have switches/outlets in any of the columns? I think I'll put a bank of switches in one of the columns but it will have to be deep enough to house the box (was thinking 4")...what do you think? Am planning to build post drywall to get a better visual on locations. I don't have the ability to have a schemata like you did, wow, that was nice.


Liza - I only have 1 step but now you have me thinking it might be more like 15". I will measure it tonight and update you. Honestly, it was so long ago I am going off of memory...and that can be dangerous.

My columns are all 4 inches deep. What kind of switches? I didn't put any switches in my columns to keep them looking uniform.

Good idea to attach them after the room is done. If I were doing my room over again I would do it that way as well.
post #330 of 853
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Originally Posted by BritInVA View Post

Wonder if we can get a PowerBuy on them stools - exactly what I've been looking at

Mark - I got mine at a great price on amazon. Let me know if you want the link.
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