Hi Folks,
I'm getting excited as I stake my space out in the 3rd floor attic area for the dedicated HT room. Good news is that I'm going to be able to clear a 14' x 20' space. The not so good news is that because it's an attic, I'm dealing with roof angles on two of the walls.
Facing the screen, the right and rear wall will be vertical for 4' and then angle inward 45 degrees.
Two questions (one that was kicked around a little earlier)
#1. With the right and rear wall having to be 4' tall and then angle, does it make sense to do the same with the left wall even though it could be a straight 8' wall? I'm thinking yes for symmetry but want to get some feedback.
If I did this, I'd have 6' of horizontal ceiling that then slopes downward 45 degrees to 4' vertical walls for a total width of 14'.
#2. With angled walls such as this, does the "standard" accoustical treatment apply or do I need to alter from what's used on "normal" vertical walls?
Much thanks for any feedback.
J
I'm getting excited as I stake my space out in the 3rd floor attic area for the dedicated HT room. Good news is that I'm going to be able to clear a 14' x 20' space. The not so good news is that because it's an attic, I'm dealing with roof angles on two of the walls.
Facing the screen, the right and rear wall will be vertical for 4' and then angle inward 45 degrees.
Two questions (one that was kicked around a little earlier)
#1. With the right and rear wall having to be 4' tall and then angle, does it make sense to do the same with the left wall even though it could be a straight 8' wall? I'm thinking yes for symmetry but want to get some feedback.
If I did this, I'd have 6' of horizontal ceiling that then slopes downward 45 degrees to 4' vertical walls for a total width of 14'.
#2. With angled walls such as this, does the "standard" accoustical treatment apply or do I need to alter from what's used on "normal" vertical walls?
Much thanks for any feedback.
J