I am thinking of waiting till final inspection before plastering them in. Good idea or not ? It's such a shame that you need windows in a home theatre room. What are the chances of calling it a store room and having no windows? I am still at design stage.
Mick01
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I would leave the windows in, because one day you may want to use the room for something else, and if you ever re-sell, you wouldn't want a main room without any windows in it.
Maybe you could put a highlight strip window in the room, which wouldn't be large enough to bother you, but is big enough to let enough natural light in if required.
I have a large window at the back of my theatre, but I have covered the whole back wall in heavy drapes, and placed the theatre seating in front of it. Not only does it give a theatre feel to the room, the drapes actually help with the sound.
Maybe you could put a highlight strip window in the room, which wouldn't be large enough to bother you, but is big enough to let enough natural light in if required.
I have a large window at the back of my theatre, but I have covered the whole back wall in heavy drapes, and placed the theatre seating in front of it. Not only does it give a theatre feel to the room, the drapes actually help with the sound.
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