I have a bit of a wall/ceiling, corner symmetry problem, and was wondering if someone can come up with a few solutions that might help. . .I was planning on mounting a 2'x4'x4" bass trap in each corner, and then mount a 2'x2'x4" panel in each tri- corner (where the ceiling and walls meet).
But, as you can tell from the ttached photo the on the LEFT side corner of the room (where the ceiling, meets the walls) extends down a few inches, and creates uneven corners. . .so, if I mount the two 2x2 panels in each corner, . . they will not be symmetrical. . .
Should I just not worry about it, . . .or should I just mount two 2'x4'x4" in each corner, rather than adding the additional 2x2's in the tri-corner?
My budget is limited, . . so I need to keep things to a minimum. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks guys.
asymmetrical ceiling & wall problem???
Originally posted at johnlsayers.com, topic 6557.
That amount of difference shouldn't be a problem.
You are going to need more than just the corners treated though.
cheers
John
Thanks so much for the reply John! So, if I decide to mount the additional 2'x2' panels straddling the tri-corners (where the ceiling meet the two walls) Would it be best to hang the panels evenly, . . .so that both LEFT and RIGHT tri-corner panels are even with relation to each other, . . or would it be better to mount them exactly in the tri-corners, and have them slightly un-evenly with the LEFT panel slightly lower, like the left side ceiling?That amount of difference shouldn't be a problem.
Yep, dont I know it! This is just the begining. :wink:You are going to need more than just the corners treated though.