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Many many years ago, somewhere on one of the ukha properties (might have
been a blog post, list email or even an early forum post) I saw someone had
built out a fake chimney breast to house their TV & AV equipment while
redecorating their lounge.

It was made using stud work & plasterboard and all the AV equipment was
contained inside it.

Was that your lounge? I'm after doing something similar and would like to
see how it was done, was there anything different about the stud work that
just a normal stud wall.

Has anyone seen anything similar elsewhere? All the examples I see nowadays
are for floating walls, which look nice but they're not what I want.

-S

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<div dir="ltr"><div><div><div>Many many
years ago, somewhere on one of the ukha properties (might have been a blog
post, list email or even an early forum post) I saw someone had built out a
fake chimney breast to house their TV &amp; AV equipment while
redecorating their lounge.<br>

<br></div>It was made using stud work &amp; plasterboard
and all the AV equipment was contained inside
it.<br><br></div>Was that your lounge? I&#39;m after
doing something similar and would like to see how it was done, was there
anything different about the stud work that just a normal stud
wall.<br>

<br></div>Has anyone seen anything similar elsewhere? All the
examples I see nowadays are for floating walls, which look nice but
they&#39;re not what I want.<br
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dir="ltr"><div><br>

</div>-S<br><br>Follow me on Twitter: <a href="http://twitter.com/stubbs";
target="_blank">http://twitter.com/stubbs</a><br>Blog:
<a href="http://blog.stuartgrimshaw.co.uk/";
target="_blank">http://blog.stuartgrimshaw.co.uk/</a><br>

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