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Dedicated cinema rooms

A Room Built For Viewing

In a separate room every speaker can be placed correctly. Ceiling speakers for Dolby Atmos, Auro-3D and DTS:X, side and rear speakers at the right height, and the subwoofer positioned by measurement.

The screen is sized to the seating distance and the projector distance, not to the width of the wall. The back row usually sits on a raised step for a clear view.

Building work is part of the job. Heavier walls, door seals, a false ceiling to carry the speakers and wiring, dimmable lighting, and a ventilated position for the equipment rack. All of it is planned before anything is ordered.

If the room is still under construction, contact us early. Wiring and ceiling work done before plastering costs a fraction of cutting it open later.

A dedicated cinema room with acoustic panelling, heavy curtains and two tiered rows of recliner seating facing a screen
Treated side walls, curtained rear, and tiered seating on a riser.
  • Acoustic treatment and bass traps
  • Up to 11 channels including height speakers
  • Tiered seating on a built riser
  • Light control and star ceiling
  • 3D design approved before work starts
  • Full calibration on handover

Living room systems

Built Into The Room You Already Use

A living room with a pull-down projector screen showing a landscape, with shelving and a sofa
A pull-down screen keeps the room usable when the system is off.

Living rooms have limits. The room cannot be fully darkened, the walls are hard, and the space is still in daily use. We select equipment that works in those conditions.

That usually means a brighter projector or a large TV, wall-mounted or in-wall speakers, and a subwoofer placed where it sounds even and stays out of the way. A pull-down or motorised screen keeps the room normal when the system is off.

Wiring runs inside the wall where possible. Where it is not, we use trunking finished to match the wall.

The system is set up to be simple to use. One remote, inputs named clearly, and a volume limit if you need one.

Projector and screen packages

A Large Picture In An Existing Room

Projector choice comes down to two things: how much light the room gets, and how far back the projector can sit. A room with large windows and daytime use needs a much brighter projector than one that can be darkened. Getting this wrong is the most common reason people are disappointed with a projector.

The screen follows from that, including whether a fixed frame or a motorised screen suits the room. We measure on site and confirm the screen size the projector can fill properly.

Fitting covers the ceiling or wall mount, concealed wiring back to the equipment position, and setting the picture on site. Most are completed in a day.

If a console will be connected, tell us at the site visit. It changes which projector we recommend, and not every projector that lists 4K at 120 Hz delivers it.

Gaming setups

Consoles And Gaming PCs

  1. 1

    Check The Picture All The Way Through

    The picture travels from the console through the cable, the receiver and then the screen. One older port anywhere in that chain reduces it to 60 Hz. We test the full chain before handover.

  2. 2

    Proper Cable On The Long Runs

    Over about three metres, low-grade HDMI cable causes the picture to drop out intermittently. That is harder to trace later, so we fit cable rated for the job from the start.

  3. 3

    Turn On The Gaming Features

    Most TVs and receivers have settings that smooth the frame rate and reduce delay. They are often switched off by default. We enable them and confirm they are working.

  4. 4

    Measure The Lag

    Game mode on, picture processing off, sound path kept short. We report the delay measured in your room.

  5. 5

    Set It Up For How You Play

    Competitive games need the lowest delay. Single-player games can accept more processing for a better picture. We set up both as separate modes.

In-wall and in-ceiling speakers

Speakers Built Into The Structure

Ceiling speakers are the practical way to add the overhead channels for Atmos and Auro-3D without brackets on the walls. In-wall speakers do the same at the front and sides where floor-standing cabinets are not wanted.

Timing matters. Cutting into a finished concrete slab or a completed false ceiling costs considerably more and is far more disruptive than planning the positions before the ceiling goes up. If the house is under construction, this is the stage to contact us.

We supply back boxes where the building work needs them, set the positions out from the seating, and leave the grilles ready to be painted in with the ceiling.

If the ceiling is already finished we can usually still fit ceiling speakers. Book a site visit before assuming otherwise and we will tell you what is possible.

Three levels of installation

Projector and screen

A large picture in a room you already use, keeping whatever audio you have. This is the most direct upgrade available and normally takes a single day to fit.

  • Projector selected for how much light the room gets
  • Fixed-frame or motorised screen, sized to the room
  • Ceiling or wall mount with concealed cabling
  • Picture aligned, focused and set up on site

Best for: bedrooms, living rooms, and anyone who wants to see whether a big picture suits them before committing to a full system.

Basic home theatre

Picture and surround sound supplied together and calibrated as one system. Buying the parts together is what makes the difference. The receiver is matched to the speakers, and the calibration is run once everything is in place. This is our most requested package.

  • Projector and screen, or a large TV
  • 5.1 speakers with a subwoofer
  • AV receiver matched to the speakers
  • Concealed cabling wherever the structure allows
  • Sound calibrated for the room and checked by ear
  • Single remote for the complete system

Best for: living rooms and family spaces that get used every evening. Typically one to two days on site.

Dedicated cinema room

A separate room designed and built for watching. Everything in the basic package plus the construction work that lets the system perform properly: treated surfaces, controlled light, and speaker positions chosen by measurement.

  • Acoustic panels and bass traps
  • Up to 11 channels including height speakers
  • In-wall and in-ceiling speakers finished flush
  • Soundproofing, door seals and wall build-up
  • Light control, star ceiling and tiered seating
  • 3D design approved before work begins
  • Full calibration on handover

Best for: a spare room, a basement, or a room planned in during construction. Typically one to three weeks depending on carpentry and wiring.

Next step

Book A Free Site Visit

We measure the room, discuss what suits it, and send you a layout and quote in writing. Site visits are free in and around Kollam.

Areas covered
Across India
Live demo
Kollam showroom until 6 pm, or by arrangement in Trivandrum and Ernakulam
Formats
Dolby Atmos, Auro-3D, DTS:X, 4K and 8K HDR
Experience
Thirty years selling, installing and servicing
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