Home Cinema Builders

When designing a Home cinema room, Quiet Interiors suggest thinking about where the cinema room will be located in relation to other rooms in the house., Soundproofing will need to be considered if there’s a chance of noise disturbing other spaces in the home. 

When it comes to acoustics, the surfaces need to absorb sound rather than reflecting or transmitting it. Quiet Interiors suggest adding acoustic panels and stretch fabric walling. These are both great for the walls, while our acoustic plaster is ideal for the ceiling. The floor of the room should also be carpeted.

In most cases Quiet Interiors create an inner wall of stud work in most home cinema builds. This provides space to conceal speakers and its a good way to create sound-proofing – but this won't be practical if you'll be converting an already small room, perhaps a single garage, into a cinema room. 

If the cinema room has windows, automated blinds will reduce glare when you’re watching films, and will help with acoustics too, especially if matched with thick, lined curtains. Seats will, undoubtedly, be comfortably upholstered, too – another good way to help with acoustics.