Picture of my exit sign (1 Viewer)

[Glenise]

 

[Jon_B]

Nice.

 

[Glenise]

Thanks!!!

 

[NathanP]

Boy, thats one sexy exit sign... :rolleyes
Glenise-- How much did you pay for it?
Not to much I hope; the same one can be found on ebay for $8
Regards,
Nathan

 

[Mike Brantley]

Glenise, that looks spiffy! I added one to my room, too, just to provide one more bit of authenticity to my theater.
Your room is coming along nicely. I may have to look you up next time we visit Atlanta. When I lived in Anniston, Ala., 10 years ago I used to pop over to Atlanta all the time to spend too much money at Laserdisc Enterprises. Are those guys still around?
Keep up the good work.

 

[Glenise]

I paid $14.91 from Home Depot.
This is the least expensive one from Home Depot.
Lowes has a similar one for $19.00.
The nice thing about Home Depot or Lowes is that if it doesn't work you can exchange it or get your money back.
I think it's work paying $14.91 from Home Depot instead of Ebay.
I feel more confident buying this from HD.
Here's more info about the exit sign from HD.
Lithonia Lighting exit sign (Home Depot sku 718016)
I'm cheap, so I think $14.91 is a great price from a great place.
I'm from Atlanta so I love Home Depot.
I only buy certain things from Ebay. (old pc software that been discontinued).
I got some cheap software by Macromedia www.macromedia.com for $5.00 from Ebay.
Director 4.0 for $5.00 and the current version, 8.0 costs $1000.
Yes, I loved Laserdisc Enterprises and purchased 98% of my laserdisc collection from them.
Check this out.
After laserdiscs started fizzing out, they changed the store name to Access DVD.
Once they became Access DVD, they started selling 90% DVDs and 10% laserdiscs.
Then, they remodeled the store and started doing Home Theater installations only and changed the store name to Georgia Home Theater.
http://www.georgiahometheater.com
You have to check out the new store.
They have two dedicated rooms that are awesome.
One room is red with real theater seats.
The other room is a brown color.
All of the rooms are nice.
They have a very nice water fountain in the lobby when you first walk in.

 

[Mike Brantley]

Glenise, thanks for the update. I will certainly visit Georgia Home Theater next time I'm in the neighborhood -- maybe in the new year.

I, too, have given Home Depot (and Lowe's, too) a lot of business. Keep posting your progress, and enjoy yourself. You'll be spinning DVDs in no time.

 

[Glenise]

The theater in finally finished but my digital camera takes pictures way too dark.

I'll have to borrow a cousin's 35mm and hope that takes pictures decent enough to post.