BrandonR

Home Theater Seating

I am currently building my home theater in my garage I ran a wall down the middle of the 2 car garage. Put a wall at the far end where the garage door is and put up a drop ceiling so the garage door still opens. Unfortunatley my room is only 123" wide so these seats I found won't fit but if anybody else is trying to find some good looking and I think well priced seating arrangements check out this link
http://www.costco.com/frameset.asp?t...4&log=&NavTop=
These prices include shipping unpacking and seting the seats up.

Dave Poehlman

Those look pretty nice! Like you, I wish I had room for them...

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DaleBesh

I like some of the interesting styles of the Costco seats but the colors are somewhat limited.
You may want to check these out too:


www.4seating.com


In any case, it's good to know some more reasonably priced seating is becoming available.

Ed O'Neill

Brandon,

My home theatere is so small....I don't even think it could be considered a home theater .LOL

My room is only 12'6" wide x 12'9"L its actual fairly square. The 12'6" is the wall were I am going to put the sofa.

I just wanted to give you another option besides home theater chairs.

I bought a sectional (without the corner unit) it looks like a regular sectional when you first look at it but it has arms (9"w) that fold down and they have a cup holder in them. It's made by Berkline I don't know the code number Berkline uses. Like I said I didn't order the corner unit so it is basically two loveseats side by side,each is 6'wide. If I don't use the arms you can definetly fit six people across.

I don't know but maybe you can buy these and set it up in a "V" pattern or something. I don't have the sofa yet and it is not shown on Berkline's website. The only drawback is that I couldn't get it in leather.

Just my 2 cents
Ed O'Neill

DaleBesh

Nice option. I also saw in a couple of furniture stores a sofa (vinyl) that had a center section that would fold down from the backrest and included 2 cup holders, a speakerphone extension, and a built-in vibrator. both sides reclined.
About a grand for the works! There's something for everyone!

DerekB

Dale - How's life in sunny San Jose? I'm in NJ now, but I do miss my hometown (the Garlic Capital of the World).
Do you recall which stores you saw the sofa you've described above? Like Brandon, I too have a very narrow home theater, and using normal sofas or chairs (vs. true theater seating), forces a sacrifice of the cupholders. Your suggestion sounds like a great one.

DaleBesh

Hi, Derek!
Gilroy, eh? Well, need to change my signature. We just retired and bought a new home in Clovis CA. Clovis is just north of Fresno. Rapildly growing area.
I saw both 'sofas' in Levitz and Mor furniture. If you go to Levitz website they have a special online store,

http://www.furniture.com/common/prod...CF2D3A4FBDE9DD

Ed O'Neill

Hey I still wish I could find a a picture of my sectional to show you guys what I mean. I'm still looking . I don't have a digital camera or scanner.

Maybe I can get a friend to post one .

talk to you all soon
Ed O'Neill

Eric Stuckey

I just picked up a double love seat that reclines like a lazy boy.They remind me of theater seating and It looks great and for only $796.00

MY DVD\'S

May the Force be with you

Scooter

http://www.kmart.com/circular/index.jsp?image=201687

I have a pair of these in my HT and they are comfy as all get out!!!!