DIY 4K HOME THEATER MAKEOVER REMODEL 🎬 Smart & Stealth Media Room

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[RicardoJunqueira]

I loved the whole project. The only things I'd do differently are, I'd keep the speakers out of the wall and, would probably either removed that door behind the screen or changed the screen location to the opposing wall. The windows wouldn't be a problem because they have to stay close even if you're watching the screen on the actual wall. And oh, I would've hired dry wall people to finish it all off.

Cool project! Awesome projector.

[jlech]

I’d highly recommend getting an area rug with a non slip padding for the room if you’re concerned about acoustics, it will make a world of difference.

[dangflabit]

Love watching the cat watch you in those timelapses

[comedytragedy]

You can take a small shop vac with a 6 foot hose and duct tape one end to the drywall sander handle 2-3 inches away from the wall. Put vacuum on a camera/guitar strap or backpack and vacuum it while you sand.

[stuartkennedy]

There are very few videos I can watch all the way through but this had me engrossed. You have a great talent and great vision. The whole system, room and lighting is just perfect.

[haroldsvoyage]

I've watched this clip starting from the 5 second ad all the way to the end. Enjoyed every second of it.

[ivo]

great project, but if you're speaking of a dedicated media room with projector, the 'lack of light' you were complaining about before the reno, is actually the perfect setting for a dedicated home cinema. It's all about creating the only light in the room on that projection screen, and light walls or objects will reflect that light so the whole room appears lit. I know you made this in your living room, which doubles as media room, but then it's not a dedicated room anymore. I have the same thing in my house. I installed a projector in my living room, which has lighter colors on the wall and on the cabinets. I recently added a second projector, but this time in a 'dedicated' room, with black walls and seats. I even put black carpet on the walls to make a noise trap (to keep noise from 'bouncing' off the walls). This of course would not be possible in my living room, but I tell you it's a massive difference in the experience of watching movies and listening to music. The one in the living room only gets used now when I'm watching sports or something with a bunch of friends.

[beratbaki]

Nice theather to chill out and watch crafted workshop videos:)

[ronguy]

Dude, it’s your project with some cool pointers and ideas, thanks. Great job. We all live and learn from our DIY projects but the point it, it’s yours. If you are happy, I’m happy for you. Enjoy

[EddieArafa]

I don't think in my entire life I would be able to do a project like that!

[theonlybuster]

I did not expect to watch this video in its entirety, but I did. I even backed up and rewatched a few sections. While I'm not (yet) a subscriber, I have to give you major kudos for the video as a whole. Interesting and never boring.

[andrhamm]

That crown moulding and chair rail looked so good though!

[allergictoglobalists]

I don't recommend having junction boxes for electrical connections buried in the soffits. If an issue happens your gonna have to tear everything apart and it's against code.

[Overpar]

Simply WOW! Great work and attention to detail, . Yes, little overboard with nails & screws but looks really, really nice!

[cvatos]

I think your house is stronger with the addition of this upgrade.

[newsletterman]

So many screws. Love the over build. Great work man! Keep it going!

[debybrooke]

Whoa! nice project! Can we watch War Horse next time I visit?

[ardemus]

It's worth noting that you're required to pull a permit and have the work inspected to make these kind of electrical changes (some areas even require a permit and inspection for low voltage wiring). You may or may not need to be licensed, depending on your situation and the local codes/laws. Not getting a permit can come back to bite you 1) If there is a fire or injury 2) If you try to file an insurance claim 3) If a house inspector notices and calls you on the changes when you're trying to sell the property.

[cjansson]

Looks great! Personally I would have hid the box next to the projector in the recess and pass through the cables through the projector ceiling mount but I have bad OCD when it comes to cables ;)

Oh one more thing, how does the in wall/ceiling speakers sound?

Once again, great work and I thoroughly enjoyed seeing the process on building this room!

[thelongestnameinthecomment]

Can you make a video on how to start woodworking and what to make first?