Well, took a bit of time planning how to mount it, as it's relatively heavy and far too scary to imagine it losing purchase and falling

After drilling far too many small holes in the roof, eventually located a joist which was more than up for the job

After lots of swearing, drilling bigger pilot holes, bit more swearing as plaster and sawdust gets all over me it's finally up.

Took a little while to line it up on the screen, but about to give it a try now.

Anyone fancies coming over and bringing some :popcorn:

Xavier that thread title is a little worrying mate!!

Finally managed to get it up - thanks Chris!

It worried me .Glad you got it up xav.:P .Looks good to.

I was just baiting and asking for trouble there.

Just watched a bit of Eagles farewell tour DVD. Looks cracking and feels more cinema like now because the picture's projected "from above"

P.S Have to admit, it is a bit of a big one getting up though - needed swmbo's assistance :P

Any pics of the interesting bit yet? As in, the picture?! :P

Steve

Now this thread has got *really* worrying

Well, took a bit of time planning how to mount it

Quite!

Well it would - that is high up :P

your speakers are too high xav

they should be ear level :P

Will try and take some shots this evening Steve

Bengie, what do you mean too high? :confused: Are you insinuating I'm a dwarf?

Those pictures need ceiling cat

I agree Chris, speakers should be ear level...

As for the projector - you are a tart.

That is all.

Well to keep Steve happy

1, 2 is from the NTSC dvd of Eagles farewell tour

3 - compulsory shot of Milla

4 and 5 again from 5th Element (remastered Blu-Ray)

1 2 3 4 5

Last one shows layout of room. "Screen" is a 2m wide Ikea Tupplor blackout rollerblind Not the best of course, but for

so thats about a 98" screen then, nice

From Where did you obtain your TV stand Xav? Is it IKEA?

From Where did you obtain your TV stand Xav? Is it IKEA?

Yup. It's an Ikea Oppli bench. Fantastic as it's 3-bay wide, and has a fifth caster wheel in the centre, and is rated to support heavy loads (>70kg iirc). Oh and it's about

"Screen" is a 2m wide Ikea Tupplor blackout rollerblind Not the best of course, but for