Small progress, but at least I am moving forward
I wanted my bass traps to be as close to straight up and down as possible (opposed to just leaning against the corner) so I put a hook on the top of my bass trap and screwed the eyelet thing into the wall:
That way, when i pushed the bottom end all the wall into the corner, and I had the hook connected to the wall, the trap would not fall forward crashing and was secure enough to stand straight up in the corner:
I still have a couple of the other traps to do the same thing with, but they are slightly different (more to come on that later...).
Sliding Door
First I hung the track across the bottom of my ventillation duct:
Then I put the connectors on the 2 absorbtion panels I just made prior to this evening's work so that they could be connected to the track. Notice I stapled all around it so when I tore my fabric to allow the screws to pass, it would not rip all the way up or was hoping it wouldn't:
I was going to put a wheel on the bottom so it could just roll across the floor:
However, turns out I measured badly and the panel wouldn't fit with the wheels attached so I removed the wheels and just hung them up on the track with nothing touching the floor. I also secured the 2 panels together in the back with some screws and twine so that they slide as 1 larger door. Eventually I will put something under them, but not sure what yet:
Then I attached the other bass trap to the corner with another hook and eyelet thing and closed the sliding door to reveal the rough draft of the back wall:
More to come but wanted to post some pics of the progress I made this weekend.
Enjoy ~
), hung some more stuff, got the standing floor lamps, lava lamp, used some more accessories, etc, Most of the accessories came from Ikea (couch, floor and table lamps, end table, magazine rack, candy holders, dry erase thingy, maybe more...)
