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I've just had a Eureka moment...

splashthecash · 2014-05-05 19:46:44

Whilst sitting down in the sunroom watching the Liverpool match on my 22" I suddenly had the best idea (or what I think is anyway..) My sunroom has two wooden beams going across the width of the room (approx. 10 foot apart). I thought why not put a pull down screen behind one of the beams (the one closest to the door in…

05-05-2014 7:46pm

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Whilst sitting down in the sunroom watching the Liverpool match on my 22" I suddenly had the best idea (or what I think is anyway..)

My sunroom has two wooden beams going across the width of the room (approx. 10 foot apart). I thought why not put a pull down screen behind one of the beams (the one closest to the door in the picture) and on the other, attach a digital projector.

Would the distance between the two work or would it be too close or far?

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#2 06-05-2014 12:34pm

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I'd be concerned that the image would be all washed out as sun rooms tend to be quite bright places.

You might need to invest in blackout blinds too

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