How Do You Build A Basement Home Theater?
Converting an unused basement space into a home theater can be an expensive proposition, but it doesn’t have to be. Making a few simple changes creates a comfortable viewing area. More elaborate changes make your basement into a replica of a full-scale movie theater. A home theater used for family movie night can be built inexpensively. Spending a little more money can give you a space worthy of Oscar night parties. Use these basic ideas to build a basement home theater, and then build on them to personalize your space. Paint the walls a neutral, non-reflective color. Lay sound deadening carpet and, if your basement has windows, sew blackout curtains. Use soundproofing tile on the ceiling. Hang framed movie posters on the walls. Reproduction posters are widely available. Original movie posters are highly collectible and can be found at specialty stores. Install a big screen TV and surround sound speakers. Hang curtains in front of the TV or put it in an entertainment center with doors
