0 02ViperTodd Junior Audioholic Jan 30, 2008 78 0 0 Feb 18, 2011 #1 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/ Reactions: STRONGBADF1, GO-NAD! and jostenmeat
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 Senior Audioholic Oct 11, 2005 540 0 0 South Korea, USAF Feb 18, 2011 #2 I love it, but there is only one thing I don't like. Its at your place and not mine. Reactions: 02ViperTodd
GO-NAD! Audioholic Warlord Apr 7, 2009 8,253 0 113 Nova Scotia, Canada Feb 20, 2011 #5 Looks great! Were you able to do anything to prevent the flooding again - or at least minimize the risk?
Looks great! Were you able to do anything to prevent the flooding again - or at least minimize the risk?
Rickster71 Audioholic Spartan Jan 15, 2006 7,170 0 113 N.J. Feb 20, 2011 #6 Very nice! So where is the new sump pump?
jeffsg4mac Republican Poster Boy Dec 26, 2003 2,704 0 0 61 Chichester, NH Feb 20, 2011 #7 Very nice job indeed!
G gholt Full Audioholic Jun 10, 2009 492 0 28 Feb 22, 2011 #8 Glad you are back in business. Looks good.
C chas_w Full Audioholic Feb 3, 2005 275 0 28 Minnesota, USA Feb 26, 2011 #9 I like the side wall treatments...are they functional or just decorative?
sawzalot Audioholic Samurai Dec 1, 2006 2,835 0 113 Philly Southburbs Feb 27, 2011 #11 GO-NAD! said: Looks great! Were you able to do anything to prevent the flooding again - or at least minimize the risk? Click to expand... 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.
GO-NAD! said: Looks great! Were you able to do anything to prevent the flooding again - or at least minimize the risk? Click to expand... 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.
0 02ViperTodd Junior Audioholic Jan 30, 2008 78 0 0 Mar 2, 2011 #12 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
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
