Easyriders Cinema Room

JoeMama said:
It's good to know the work will be carried out properly and certified. The only reason i was wondering was because i had an extension done to the lounge and wanted sockets low but there were minimum height requirements for the sockets. I believe it was minimum 45cm from the finished floor.

Looking forward to seeing your finished cinema room. I can tell already that it will be pretty damn good!!
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He is right you cant have sockets that low. Not that it matters as nobody is going to really know but they now must be 45 cm from floor level.
 
We tend to use black coated plasterboard screws instead of nails these days,put in properly they pull the board tight to the timber grounds/studs without ripping through the paper skin :)
 
schnipps said:
He is right you cant have sockets that low. Not that it matters as nobody is going to really know but they now must be 45 cm from floor level.
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Why is that? Is it incase of flooding?

Edit; Looking good easyrider. Hopefully one day when I own a house I can do the same and make a nice cinema. :)
 
Why is that? Is it incase of flooding?
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Supposed to be for people in wheelchairs,silly rule inmo .We have to do this for council grant work.it is supposed to save money if a disabled person moves into the house/flat.But if it s your own house it should be up to you.it applies to light switches too .they have to be lower so it is awkward to find these new hight ones when entering a dark room :(
 
Little update.


I have nearly finished the plaster board over the weekend. The Beam as now been done and around the door.

I have had some more sockets put in and just fitted some LED wall lighting:p Will post some more pics soon.

Getting some Black sockets like this..

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Hey those sockets are nice, but even nicer are the screwless version of that in black nickle - sooooooooooo sexy

Do a search for Crabtree Black Nickel screwless . . . . . :D

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They look a lot sexier, and darker in the flesh

R

mehul
 
wolvers69 said:
IMO that depends on the colour of the room............and whether or not you're still living in the early nineties!! :p
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:D

White look boring imo.


I think black will just blend in.

The main wall that the screen will be going on will be black.

Haven't decided on the colour of the other walls yet.
 
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That's great, I wish I could do that but black walls would look awful in our living room. Mrs Wolvers would never agree to that!
 
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