Just a simple thing really...

Started by DaveC on 30 October 2006. 5 replies.

Originally posted at johnlsayers.com, topic 7392.

Hi fellas! Newbie poster, so please have mercy... :oops: I want to put cloud-panels to a sidewall of my control-room. Not only to absorb, but also to hang them sloped against the wall so the room will become a-symmetric (if that's correct English) I've made 2 rough drawings to explain myself, so I'd like to know which method is more natural: If there are more tips to bear in mind, please let me know. Thanks!
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...and the second picture...
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Dave - could you please add your location to your profile as per forum rules. You appear to be trying to angle in two planes which really isn't necessary - I'd go with the sidewall 2 plane. cheers john
Thanks for the heads up, John! Yes, the angle is on purpose, because I have a rectangular room. Even if it has no effect at all it would still look cool anyway... 8) I'd only like to know if it doesn't hurt to experiment a bit with different angles; that and the ceiling ofcourse. I always enjoyed the sight of a-symmetrical control-rooms. Also, I have a trapezoid-shaped ceiling; where would the correct place be to hang clouds, if necessary? I don't like the idea having a bit of ceiling staring straight to the floor, I'm afraid of having standing waves in the room, so hanging clouds was the first thing I could think of.
Dave - welcome to the forum from the netherlands :D Can you post a drawing of your room?? most are using google's sketchup program as it's very easy to learn. cheers john
Sure, I only don't have the exact measurements yet, so it will take a sec. I'll get back soon! Thank you so much for your ultra-fast replies! 8)