Our expertise in home theatre design involves all aspects of the process, specifically:
Choosing Components
This is undoubtedly the fun part, especially if you like ‘toys’. These components are an integral part of your home theatre’s design. With over a decade’s experience, we are able to suggest the perfect AV components from your description of what you are envisioning both in terms of performance and aesthetics. This ties in with structural considerations – looking at the room itself, we can suggest the equipment that will give the optimal experience (‘biggest’ and ‘most’ won’t always give the best results here).
Speaker and Screen Placement
Our expertise allows us to excel in another important consideration – speaker and screen placement. Given a home theatre room’s dimensions, proposed layout and particular characteristics, speaker and screen placement have a large effect on the viewing and listening experience. From TV wall mounting and projection screen installation to the installation of speakers whether free-standing or in-wall/ceiling, we take pains to ensure that placement provides the optimal experience for every viewer and listener. We also take your room’s dimensions and layout into careful consideration, as well as the optimal size and types of video display, lighting controls, interior design, home theatre acoustics, furnishings, and whether or not to integrate free standing or concealed components.
Home Theatre Seating
A home theatre isn’t a theatre without seating – and the options we offer here are nearly endless. Our premium home theatre seating options include features like designer-quality leather and other fabrics, full electric recline, backlit controls, cup holders and USB ports, plus much more. Built to order, you can even add extra custom features. Our standard seating is excellent as well, offering many of the same features at a surprisingly affordable price point.
Enquire now or call us today on 1800 144 199 to get your home theatre project off the ground.
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The best installers in the business,
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Our highly qualified and experienced AV technicians will ensure seamless execution.
We handle everything from design and supply to installation, including all structural work.
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A home theatre can cost as little as $500 for a cheap system or as much as $10,000 for one with its own space, a projector and a sizeable screen. Using an existing room won’t add to your expenses. However, if it needs soundproofing, that can add to the total cost. You also have to purchase the furniture (e.g. home theatre seating), décor and accessories you want in your home theatre. If you plan to hire custom home theatre design technicians to work on your system, such as Universal Home Theatre, that’s also an additional expense to consider.
A home theatre is a desirable feature if you really love movies and intend to maximise its use. That being said, a lot of luxury homes today feature a custom-designed home theatre. However, whether having one can favourably impact your property’s resale value depends a lot on its style and quality. Else, some home buyers might see it as wasted space. For example, if you spend $30,000 on your home theatre, you can expect it to add approximately $19,000 to the value of your property. Then again, even as it may add value, you can also lose money. If, however, market demand dictates that properties with home theatres attract more buyers, then having one could be worth your while. Still, there are other smart, less costly ways to add value to your home if resale is in your plans. The true value of a home theatre depends on if you, as the homeowner, use it often.
In general, home theatre systems are available in packaged bundles. These offers include all the components you need for a complete home theatre system design. A theatre system typically features the following components: A receiver (AV receiver or surround-sound speaker) Four or more loudspeakers (the number will depend on the package) A subwoofer Connection cables or a wireless system Optional items: projector, DVD recorder or VCR, media streamer, sound metre, wire stripper, label printer
Although there isn’t a single ideal room size for a home theatre, the more room you have available, the better. A rectangle-shaped room with high ceilings, measuring roughly 6 metres long by 4.5 metres wide, is optimal for film viewing. However, even family rooms that are normally 3-metre square spaces can be designed to make a good-sized home theatre. If you’re experiencing issues with designing your home theatre, Universal Home Theatre can help. We provide home theatre installation and other services in Sydney, Brisbane and the Gold Coast.
Besides providing home theatre design services, we offer a wide range of professional audio, video and lighting assistance. Our services include relatively more complex projects like home theatre automation or simple tasks like TV wall mounting. Need our help? Please get in touch today!
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