Bro, I have posted some screenshots in my thread. Will post some more this weekend if free.

wow congrad. fast fast post

Tks, bro

Will surely psot over the weekend

and the poison comes non stop....

Mana ada 'Sharing is Caring' mah

i dun see u share ur $$ with me wor.... u no care abt me... only care abt ah jason gor gor

Taikor, jump into the pj badnwagon lah!

the bandwagon costing very high....

sap sap sui for Elite like you ler

aiyoh... im not elite lar, how many times i need to clarify?

Wah this theater macam kedai jual Collector's item. I love the use of wood on the screen wall and the little sconce above the screen is a nice touch. Furthermore, the ambience of the room is very homey. I can live in this theater. Congrats.

I feel like opening all those boxes and playing around with what's inside...

If opened, the value drops. Right? I must admit that it is a job well done

You guys are too kind with your compliments. Btw I have a visitor coming for to my house to see the AV/HT setup this coming Saturday morning. I'd be happy to accomodate a couple more visitors. Please PM me if anyone here interested for a visit.

Jason

Aiseh... got something on this Sat

ah jason gor gor.... u got pics how u stick the black cloth to ur frame?

Dun have picture of the installation process. Here is a "sort of" step by step:
1. Cut cloth to correct length and width.
2. Apply contact adhesive 2 foot at a time. After you apply the a very thin layer of adhesive let it dry for about 2-3 minutes.
3. Attach the cloth, slowly stretching it as you stick it on to the frame. Using a smooth pice of wood/plactic/ruler rub it against the cloth to ensure there is good contact with the adhesive

Hope this helps

Jason

Taikor rx, you plan to DIY?

abuthen? save $$ mar

ah jason ar...
i went thru ur pics again, the frame is just the frame? cos i notice wood colour b4 u place ur screen, is tat the background of the frame?

Err... lemme try to explain that entire section my AV room...

That entire area is a large piece of "wooden wall" that covers that entire wall from the floor to the ceiling, the nice part that will be visible is veneered. The screen part is not veneered as it will be covered by the screen, so it is left "naked". Since cannot see, no need to waste time and money to veneer it lah.

Now the frame for the blackout cloth is just the 4 planks of wood that is cut to the correct size and then nailed & glued to the "wooden wall".

Jason

ohhhhhhh, kekekek thanks

so u wrap the frame with black cloth 1st or the other way?
im not very good at this, as i was thiking, if u wrap ur frame 1st, how are u gonna nail it to the wall?

wat abt the cloth joining part btwn the short and long panels, 45 degree look?