Hide Those Speakers! Building a False Wall | Spare Room to Home Theater pt.3

Shane and Matt Poes discusses the procedure for building a false wall in your home theater.
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[@therealshanelee]

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[@VandepoelM]

Hush Box Designing, im designing my own right now with 3d printed air channels

[@therealshanelee]

I'm doing the same. Yours sounds way more advanced.

[@VandepoelM]

@@therealshaneleei.imgur.com/GNpbscP.png Just finished the drawings.

[@VandepoelM]

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[@pulDag]

Hi Shane, could you please discuss curved AT screens in the next episode? Thank you.

[@AKrumenacher]

Matt mentioned building the false wall with aluminum extrusions. I can verify that these are very handy. I just built a 120” screen with motorized masking panels using 8020 (brand name) aluminum extrusions for orders of magnitude less money than an equivalent Seymour masking screen costs. I did use Seymour UF screen material and was able to spline it into the channels of the extrusions. I used Seymour Fideleo velvet for the masking and to cover the frame. I built the frame out of 4x4 aluminum angle sections. It’s built like a tank. It uses Somfy motors which I control with a remote. It’s pretty cool.

[@pulDag]

Thanks you Shane and Matt, love this series, there are a lot of small clever things which brings the value.
One question: what about curved AT screen? Could you discuss it in the next episode? When you go with extreme viewing angles it seems viable..

[@kapooranuj]

Hey Shane!
Went to your channel can't see the part 1 and 2 on your videos list not even in Playlist. Even tried Poes's channel. Where the heck are the 1 and 2. Didn't even see the link to those on this video. Please send them as a reply to this one

[@Gene_Splicer]

This vid was very timely! I have the R5i for LCR and was debating on not using baffle walls and instead just use aluminum T-slot extrusions I had on hand for directional mounting (and Rockwool surrounding). How big do baffles around each speaker need to be to not lose the room gain? Or do I need to build out the entire wall behind the screen?

[@battousai412]

If you lose a foot on half your theater length, is it better to have the wider half for a bigger screen or better to give the extra width to have the side surrounds further apart and fit more seats? Any major reqsons to go one way over the other?

[@johnlim7720]

I'm into diecast sports cars and have them displayed in the front of my HT wall. So I can't use a fixed framed screen. When my screen rolls up it reveals the displayed cars behind it. Besides I like the look of exposed front speakers. I mean if you have a lovely set of speakers why hide them behind the screen right?

[@pulDag]

Acoustics.

[@leighdog5866]

i could only hear shane in this video

[@DoubleO7-11]

Speaker diapers 🤘

[@lightningwaves5436]

I like my speakers ugly and obtrusive. Out in the open and exposed.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 I walked behind commercial cinema screens. Those things are UGLY but they sound like Jesus!😱

[@AKrumenacher]

Lol. Give me some ugly obtrusive speakers out in the open and a divorce please!😂