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- Email or give us a call with your contact information including: name, address, email address and phone number. Click here to contact us.
- Upon receiving your contact information we will send out our 3D Theater Design questionnaire.
- At your convenience, fill out the questionnaire and return. Include digital photos of proposed space, from several angles. Also include general floor plan or detailed sketch.
- After review of all required information 3D Theater Design will send out a design estimate complete with payment schedule.
- In most cases, additional information will need to be provided to 3D Theater Design before actual design work can begin.
Note: It may be necessary for us to contact you by phone with questions related to your information.


Theater Room Conversion
This completed design project is an example of what it takes to convert an existing basement family room into a dedicated theater. The first step was to determine the proper platform specifications for the type of seats chosen. The ceiling layout was designed to balance out new soffits with existing boxed in ductwork.
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Originally the staircase behind the screen had an open banister however this was removed and the existing wall was extended to the bottom of the stairs. This wall served several purposes but most of all provided a place for the wall mounted front speakers. Because of traffic flow and the homeowners request for open floor space, to enable the grandchildren’s recitals and skits, a retractable screen was specified. |
| Custom acoustical isolation and diffusion panels were manufactured and installed over sheetrock walls, at critical reflection points. Side surround speakers wereincorporated into these panels at specific locations. Due to an existing window, the rear surrounds were mounted in the bulkhead above the rear row of seats. An opening was created for a built-in equipment rack that is accessible from a closet in the adjacent room. |
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Complete Basement with Open Theater
This project is a great example of what can result when the two divisions of our company unite on a single project. Our 3D Theater Design team created a CAD model of this space a full year before construction by J.S. Heartwood actually began. You will notice some color and texture variations between the original model and the finished product, however the well thought out general plan remained the same from the beginning to end.
The floor plan drawing depicted here is an example of the first phase of our design process. This 2 dimensional desktop is where we do all our work assigning colors, textures and the very important 3rd dimension to all aspects of the plan. The accuracy of all following design work is directly affected by the accuracy of this early stage model.
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This is a 3D rendering of empty basement floor plan shown above. You will notice that the homeowner had the original builder construct and finish a full bathroom. Ductwork is also shown since it must be incorporated into ceiling design. |
This is the completed floor plan view from which all final renderings have been generated |
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Entertaining during sporting events was the main focus of this Premium Deluxe design. As you can see, this final plan allows for close up viewing for those wanting to really get into the game. At the same time, others who may want to socialize while still being a part of the action can watch from the bar or pool table. A quieter, out of the way seating area is shown behind full bath. |
This project was completed in the Spring of 2008. Below are some views that explain the process from beginning to end.
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