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How to build a RISER for HOME THEATER SEATING
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- Опубліковано 15 гру 2021
- This video shows you how to save a lot of money by building your own riser for back row of seats for your home theater.
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Nice job!
You do realise this hobby can lead to all sorts of upgrades etc?
More subs, bass shakers. 'BOSS' tactile woofers added under the seats, Dolby Atmos, black felt wall panels etc. You might have to sell your cars lol.
Don't ask how I know :O)
+Gary L 😂 thanks! I’ll try to be careful!
BAHAHAHAHAHA ... RIGHT!
Dude this looks great!
+Architek79 thanks man!
EXCELLENT VIDEO
Thank you for sharing this.
+Judi Christopher thanks! 🍻
Great job! Curious but what wall paint color/brand did you use? Looks super nice!
+Professor5180 thanks! Sherwin Williams “Iron Ore”
HI there great build what was your height from the bottom of your screen to the floor?
+omayer Hashmi thanks! It’s 3 feet
Thanks for sharing. Where are your seats from, how have they held up?
+@avislacap7601 they have help up really well! I have a video on them
Other than cost any particular reason why you didn't do insulation on the bottom layer along the floor as well?
+Ramsay Zaki no, just cost. Figured the carpet would do the job and it’s been great!
How did you nail the first wood row to the floor??? How did you nail the second wood row to the first wood frame???
+Von Buremann it’s not attached to the floor, just sitting on it. Don’t worry you can’t move it 😆
@@HelpMeDIY did you nail both rows to the wides/wall???
@@vonburemann9942 I did, yes. Some people say not to, but I did.
@@HelpMeDIY do you know why some people say not to? I plan on nailing them to the wall too.
@@vonburemann9942 nope. Just read differing opinions when I was researching
Hi this is a great project....just a few questions....how did u come to hieght of 12 inch...did this give enough clearance for the back row to see the bottom of the screen? Cheers
+G Man thanks!! Yes it gave enough clearance. Picked it for a couple reasons… it was high enough to do the job and It made for a decent step heigh.
@@HelpMeDIY really appriciate ur reply...im just about to start building my riser....so this is very helpful...i was thinking 12 inch as well. Im guessing ur in usa?....im in uk.
@@gman1087 yes, USA. Also the lumber sizes available was another factor
Nice video. Just not understanding why you didn't remove the carpeting before building the riser.
+Jack Nelson thanks! Couple reasons. If anyone wants to make the room something else at some point they can just remove the riser. Wood doesn’t need to be treated if it’s not in contact with concrete floor. More sound deadening under the riser. Easier.
@@HelpMeDIY good to know, I might follow the same when I construct one .. :)
How much did it end up costing?
+Ash N wood is crazy now. Just under $1000 if I recall
@@HelpMeDIY I must admit you did a fabulous job. And the way you explained was fabulous as well. I'm doing it now the wood is killing me.
@@sn20 thanks! Please post a pic on my Facebook page when you’re done!
what did you use when you place the deck on top of the first deck
+@08breezy08 what did I use for what? I didn’t use anything I didn’t show in the video.
@@HelpMeDIY I mean to keep the top deck from sliding off the bottom one. I see you stack them on top of each other.
@@08breezy08 yes they are attached to the wall. They don’t slide at all
Thank you@@HelpMeDIY
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