Where are those going to go?
Fixed to the wall somewhere, or are they movable?
Do you reckon you'll need treatment on the ceiling? (clouds?)
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Where are those going to go?
Fixed to the wall somewhere, or are they movable?
Do you reckon you'll need treatment on the ceiling? (clouds?)
Two (and two small ones) on the wall behind the desk, two on each side wall, three as ceiling-wall corner panels, 2 as a ceiling cloud. The back wall will be diffusion rather than absorption. I'll also have a little rockwool left for another small panel but I'm not sure if/where to use it.
Is the space big enough to make diffusion useful? Or is it 'natural' diffusion because it's going to be shelves/bookcase etc?
Probably not and yes respectively. :)
Not the most productive weekend, but mostly focused on the frame for the end set of broadband absorbers:
Testing the frame fit:
https://i.imgur.com/xJK6lH0.jpg
Frame built and set:
https://i.imgur.com/gdEVZVJ.jpg
With a couple of panels mounted:
https://i.imgur.com/APpTay7.jpg
There will be two smaller panels going on the end of the arms.
Almost done all of the rest of the panel frames but you know what they look like... ;)
Do you realise that there's someone copying everything you do over on the SOS forum? ;)
I thought they were going to be wall-mounted. You don't think the little "out-rigger" in the front is going to a problem?
Seems like it could be a trip hazard, but I may be just clumsy.
So i'm not the only two left footed forumite? ( I really should get Igor to fix that)Quote:
Originally Posted by McCreed
I would catch that thing with a hoof every time I walked near it!Quote:
Originally Posted by FrankenWashie
Then probably end up smashing it!
The structure of the wall isn't good for bearing weight. The leg will have a guitar rack either side and a desk in front of it so it won't be a trip hazard once everything's in place. Until then I will doubtless be referring to it as 'that b@stard thing' on a regular basis.