Well its been a long time between first and second, but just bought a new home with a large room I'm converting to a home theater. It was formerly an exercise room and is quite large, but has many windows. I would really like this theater to be acoustically correct so I'm going to stud in the windows in a way that the next owner could fairly easily remove the inserts to convert back to windows. The room is at the end of the home and overlooks a conservation area. I'm busy gutting the home as we are renovating most of the home. The theater will have to wait, but some things I would like to do before we move in in the next 5 months. I need o decide which way it will face and exactly where the door will be. Right now it has glass French doors so they obviously have to go. (by the way the home was originally built for David Wells the Yankee's pitcher, the doors have "Well's Gym" engraved on them so if anyone is a big Yankee's fan the doors are for sale). If I could just get some opinions and reasonings so I can at least have a door installed and the false wall for the screen built while we are renovating then I can take care of the rest after we move in.
I've attached a visio drawing of the room, it is about 31 feet long and 20 feet wide with the corners cut off. I've also attached a picture of the right half of the room. My idea was to put the screen wall on the right which would hide two of the windows. Then move the door to the right and have it at the front half of the theater. Since I would have alot of room behind the screen, I planned on putting the equipment behind the screen.
Tell me what you think.
David

I've attached a visio drawing of the room, it is about 31 feet long and 20 feet wide with the corners cut off. I've also attached a picture of the right half of the room. My idea was to put the screen wall on the right which would hide two of the windows. Then move the door to the right and have it at the front half of the theater. Since I would have alot of room behind the screen, I planned on putting the equipment behind the screen.
Tell me what you think.
David

