Room Treatments "done"

[pdxfj]

Very nicely done! Love the fabric.

I'm inching closer to getting my HT done and that fabric looks like it would go with my color scheme really well. Not much longer and I'll be ready for room treatments.

[Mike Reeter]

Looks very good, I have to get some corner treatments made to finish up our room. Treating the room makes a HUGE impact on your sound, kinda like cables and wires, hearing is believing. Good job!

[stevethebrain]

This is a continuation of this thread. I figured since its done and not really a help post, I should start a new one.

First up is a picture of how I hung them on the wall. I spent a lot of time thinking about the best way to do this and this is what I came up with:

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I bought some 1"x1" square dowel rods and cut them down into 6" sections. I then glued two to each board, 6" away from the top and bottom edge. I then cut down a 1-1/8"x1-1/8" plastic corner pieces (not sure exactly what they're called, its outdoor trim found at Lowe's) into 9" sections, drilled two holes in each, and screwed those into the wall at the same heights around the room. After putting one up on the wall, I realized I really only need 1 brace on the wall to hold them well. This allows me to easily take down the treatments if the need arises. It also got them 1" off the wall like everyone recommends.

On the other side of the room, I have a shelf that houses all my media. I really don't want to get rid of it, so I tried to find a way to incorporate it in where I could still use the panels. I essentially used the same idea and rested the glued-on dowel rod on the top shelf. The beauty of this is that, although it looks weird in place, I can easily move them up on top of the shelf when they aren't in use (for the WAF).

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Here's the rest of the room:

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Its "done". There's still a few things I need to do to them, but the jist of it is done.

looks good Bro.
What are the diemensions of the vertical panels behind the couch?
STB

[DSkip]

looks good Bro.
What are the diemensions of the vertical panels behind the couch?
STB

2' x 3'

[stevethebrain]

I've been reading up on panels apparently the premade side panels are 2'x2' and behind mains are 2'x4' or larger.

I'm planning to make 1' triangles for the upper 4 corners, stuffed w/ 3" layers of Roxul rockwool.

panels directly behind mains and center I would like to be 18" wide X 36" high X 3" thick ?do you think this will be to small?

panels on the side wall will be just a tad smaller than 2' X 2'

planning a wooden rear wall difusser. 20" X 20"

[stevethebrain]

image of rear difusser