MEDIA ROOMS · HOME THEATER · WHOLE-ROOM AUDIO
Rooms built
around the screen.
Media rooms, home theater and multi-channel audio across the St. Louis area — designed around the room, with the equipment and cabling out of sight.
A media room is a different job from hanging a screen. Seating position sets the screen height, the screen height sets the speaker layout, and all of it has to be decided before anything is cut into a wall or ceiling.
We plan the room first: where people actually sit, where the centre channel has to land to stay on-axis, whether the surrounds go in-wall or in-ceiling, where the subwoofers can live without sitting out on the floor, and how every cable gets from the equipment to the screen without appearing anywhere in between.
The result should look like the room was built that way. No visible cabling, no equipment stack in the corner, and nothing on the wall that draws the eye away from the screen.
WHAT IT COVERS
- Room and seating plan
- Screen height and speaker positions set from where people actually sit.
- Multi-channel audio
- In-wall and in-ceiling speakers, centre channel, and subwoofers placed to suit the room.
- Concealed cabling
- Runs planned before anything is cut, so nothing is visible at the screen.
- Equipment out of sight
- Receiver and sources housed away from the seating area.
- Lighting integration
- Tunable LED lighting run and controlled with the rest of the room.
READY WHEN YOU ARE
Let’s talk about
the room.
Tell us what the space is, what you want out of it, and we’ll confirm what it takes. Call during business hours, or text any time.
QUOTED PER ROOM
Let’s talkEvery room is different, so this work is quoted after we understand the space.Contact us↗Call 9 AM–6 PM Central. Text anytime.
HOME AV — GOOD TO KNOW
Questions, answered.
Do I need a dedicated room for a home theater?+
No. Most of the rooms we finish are living rooms, family rooms and basements that also get used for everything else. A dedicated room gives you more control over seating and acoustics, but a well-planned media room in an everyday space gets you most of the way there.
In-wall or in-ceiling speakers?+
It depends on the room. In-wall works where the speakers can sit at seated ear height either side of the screen. In-ceiling is the answer where there is no wall to use, or where the surrounds need to be behind the seating. We plan which suits the room before anything is cut.
Can you work with a room that is already finished?+
Usually yes. Finished rooms limit where cabling can run, so the plan has to work around existing wall cavities and access points. We confirm what is achievable on site before quoting.
WHERE WE WORK
Home AV across
the St. Louis area.
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