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Slideshow: Ultra Integrated Home Theaters
Ultra Integrated Home Theaters
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Crestron control and some ingenious custom creations help squeeze DPI projectors in tight spaces in this California seaside home.
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Custom Projector Housing
To hide the big 10,000 lumen projector, GWI built a soffit in the back of the room, but that came with another problem. The rear wall was cinder block, so the projector couldn’t be serviced from the other side. As one of the many custom engineering projects in this home, Cinema Design Group International (Boca Raton, FL) designed an automated sled that would slide the projector out of the soffit for easier access. The powered shelf is over engineered to hold 500 pounds.
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