This is my favorite part:
The screen is suspended!
Mounting the screen case on the ceiling required drilling 4 holes for toggle-bolts into the plaster-based ceiling, which took most of our time. Then, with the bolts attached to the dog-ear plates at the extreme ends of the case, we walked the case up to the ceiling using 2 step ladders, one person supporting the weight of the case above head while another aligned, inserted, and secured the toggle bolts in place. I couldn't have done this without the help of Matt C! I still owe him for the help and patience.
You forgot to mention my big manly muscles that were able to hold that behemoth over my head for a half hour while you were drilling your ceiling holes all over the place (and not very centered, I might add
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)... Still think we should've drilled them a little further through the ceiling, and up through the floor of that hottie lawyer chick who lives directly above you! That would've been an even better viewing experience than this multi-million dollar theater you just put together...
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Well, I must say that your home theater project was well worth it Jared. Having the chance for the premiere viewings on that thing was indeed a privelege! Insane setup, and the most amazing picture and sound quality I've ever seen. So get the candy, soda, and popcorn ready (and recliner), 'cause my ass is coming over for some serious movie watching in the future! We can warm that bad boy up with the LOTR EEs, before the other good stuff finally shows up in September...
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