You can check our Fusion Collection Theater Seating.
Our Jive-1013 has narrowest footprint.
Our Jive-1013 has narrowest footprint.
You can check our Fusion Collection Theater Seating.
Our Jive-1013 has narrowest footprint.
You can check our Fusion Collection Theater Seating.
Our Jive-1013 has narrowest footprint.
114.75"how much space do you need to get 4 in a row? Where can i find the specs for them? What’s length (inches) of 4 in a row straight?
You might want to check out the Octane Chargers. I have a row of four and the total width is 117”.
https://www.theaterseatstore.com/pub/media/documents/brochures/Charger-XS300-Tearsheet.pdf
It’s pretty good as long as I don’t recline fully. However, they also sell an add on head rest pillow that is really good and flexible. I bought one for me and took out about 2/3 of the stuffing and it’s just right for me.How do you like the headrest on those? Does it provide enough support so that your head isn’t too laid back?
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even less if you use the convertible armrests. I saved this picture from the net showing the Jives with center loveseat and the convertible armrest I think it is 109 inches and change, You could go even less with two loveseats.
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It’s pretty good as long as I don’t recline fully. However, they also sell an add on head rest pillow that is really good and flexible. I bought one for me and took out about 2/3 of the stuffing and it’s just right for me.
Any thoughts on those choices so far? Also, what are some sources for room treatment that you would recommend? I know of Nyal and acoustic frontiers. I need room treatment on a budget though bc we are doing a good bit of remodeling in the rest of the house.
JVC usually wins heads up comparissons of image quality, Don't pay anywhere near retail Contact Mike Garret of AV science sales for a quote.
ATS, GIK acoustics and Acousticmac sell low priced panels and DIY materials.
can you do an overhead sketch of the floor plan showing the closet? I'm having a hard time visualizing exactly where it falls, Generally bigger rooms are better for audio quality. Also, a closet with an open door is opportunity for unwanted resonances that would pollute the sound in the theater space unless it was filled/lined with sound absorbing material. I'm guessing that you would be better off without it.
can you do an overhead sketch of the floor plan showing the closet? I'm having a hard time visualizing exactly where it falls, Generally bigger rooms are better for audio quality. Also, a closet with an open door is opportunity for unwanted resonances that would pollute the sound in the theater space unless it was filled/lined with sound absorbing material. I'm guessing that you would be better off without it.
So, I see. That does take up a big piece of real estate in the room. Things that go into the decision,
do you need that extra room to fit your seating? What is the room length with and without the closet?
what surround sound format were you planning and will it help to have the rear wall for speaker placement?
What make and model projector and size screen, do you have enough throw length for the size picture you want?
Where were you thinking of putting your equipment?
How long are you planning on staying in this house and will you need to put a closet back for resale?
Sorry late to party was out of town, check out our chairs HT Design Warwick, Somerset, Belmont (power headrest) and sheffield (power headrest).Anyone know of the best choices in terms of theatre recliners for a small room? Which ones have the smallest footprint?
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