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Question: What do you do with an unwanted indoor pool?( I wish I had this problem) Answer: Turn it into a incredible home theater system. This transformation worked out great because the sloped floors are great for stadium-style seating and you can hide all the wiring in the pool’s existing plumbing systems. The AV system includes a 106-inch Draper screen suspended from the room’s ceiling and a Marantz mounted projector. My favorite part of the setup is that they kept the pool ladder and the steps “to give the home theater a unique look and feel.”
[via Neatorama]
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Mar 19, 2007 at 6:45 pm
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Mar 20, 2007 at 4:52 am
[...] When you have a big house, with many rooms, some of the rooms are not used, and to not keep them empty you can make something useful, like these owners of this Wisconsin home did with their unused indoor pool.They decided that their unused indoor pool can become a veritable home theater, and they did a really great job having a spacious home theater with stadium-style seating.To find out more how this was made, and what they used read more on Electronichouse - Via UberReview [...]
Jun 15, 2008 at 1:19 am
I thought I was the only person who had converted my indoor pool into a home theater! My “pool” made a better ht room than the room that had initially been designed to house the system. With a 16 foot wide, cinemascope screen, we never go to the movies anymore. We use a 3 chip DLP projector and our audio system is a hybrid, with consumer pre-amp and commercial cinema speakers from JBL. You can see pictures of the theater at my website. AdmitOneCinemaDesign.com Take it easy. PS- I am not in business anymore but I keep the site up to showcase my screening room.
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