My rebuilt theater

[02ViperTodd]

Last year we had our basement flood with 4 1/2 feet of creek water. Had to gut the entire thing and throw away 95% of everything in it. It took about 6 months to get it where it is today.

Please look at the pictures backwards..32-31-30 to see the evolution.

Hope you enjoy,

Todd

http://s1112.photobucket.com/albums/k488/todd92/

 

[dapack69]

I love it, but there is only one thing I don't like.

Its at your place and not mine.

 

[Matt34]

Lets just pretend that didn't happen.

 

[02ViperTodd]

Thanks Matt,

Todd

 

[GO-NAD!]

Looks great! Were you able to do anything to prevent the flooding again - or at least minimize the risk?

 

[Rickster71]

Very nice!

So where is the new sump pump?

 

[jeffsg4mac]

Very nice job indeed!

 

[gholt]

Glad you are back in business. Looks good.

 

[chas_w]

I like the side wall treatments...are they functional or just decorative?

 

[Jmck]

Dude, thats basically a dream theatre room!

 

[sawzalot]

Looks great! Were you able to do anything to prevent the flooding again - or at least minimize the risk?

Same thought process here, what about the next great flood are you some what safe now or will Mother Nature have her way ??

*I do love the new HT, great job with all of the details.

 

[02ViperTodd]

Thanks Everyone,

The flood happened because my neighbor built a bridge over a creek that runs through our backyards. The creek rose high enough to wash the bridge out, which got lodged in a large pipe that runs under the road. The water was 4 1/2 feet deep in the basement. The creek actually rose about 9 feet. I now have flood insurance

The wall accents are functional. The room was very echoey (is that a word?). They are positioned 1/2 way between the screen and the 1st row of seats and 1/2 way between the screen and the 2nd row of seats.

I'm considering putting something on the ceiling that will soak other reflections also. However, I don't want to mess up the clouds and stars that move across the ceiling (not visible in the pictures).

I think the best part of the theater is the front speakers. They are behind the screen on the box platforms you can see I was building. I'll try to get pics of that room tonight..

Thanks Again,
Todd