OleVaSmoker
Leafman
Cant wait to see how this comes out. Good idea on the carpet removal. I dislike carpet on many levels.
Cigar smoking room build - ventilation, decoration, pics
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There is wood look ceramic tile available that would be highly durable and resistant to hot ash and dropped cigars.
https://www.builddirect.com/r/Ceramic-Porcelain-Tile/Wood-Grain-Look?N=81lB-i80U-nTD6-W6b3
https://www.builddirect.com/r/Ceramic-Porcelain-Tile/Wood-Grain-Look?N=81lB-i80U-nTD6-W6b3
Watchman: SOLD!! GREAT IDEA! Thank you. I am going to look at ceramic, your are so right, it won't melt or burn. Thanks for posting that!
A floor heating kit for that room size looks reasonable too and would work fantastic with ceramic tile.
A floor heating kit for that room size looks reasonable too and would work fantastic with ceramic tile.
kit_luce
To the ones we can save, and those we can't.
I would compare them based on thickness. Should have the thickness listed in mil I would hopeNow for the walls - Need to find a good faux brick paper that's not too cheap looking, but doesn't break the bank. Amazon has a pile of them. So confusedheh
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Home Depot sells these faux brick panels for pretty cheap and it’s easy to install, just some liquid nails or screws. They’re 2D and have some texture which is nice. I’m not a huge fan of how “red” the brick looks but I’ve heard you can put some plaster over it after installation and it’ll make it look very antqiue and white washed.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/1-4-in-x-48-in-x-96-in-Kingston-Brick-Hardboard-Wall-Panel-278844/205683640
https://www.homedepot.com/p/1-4-in-x-48-in-x-96-in-Kingston-Brick-Hardboard-Wall-Panel-278844/205683640
Jfire
BoM 9/9' 9/11' 8/12'
I got this in today
Going to paint it and use it as the intake
But
It won’t fit where I need it! The floor joist is right on top of the 6” collar. The 2x2 space beside has room but I can’t get the duct to fit between the drop ceiling and joist.
I need a super skinny way of getting 6” of duct through 2” space.
Does this work?
Area = pi x r^2
Area = 28.26 sq in
So if I transition to and from a rectangle that is 1” x 24” = 24” sq in it will still flow?
Going to paint it and use it as the intake
But
It won’t fit where I need it! The floor joist is right on top of the 6” collar. The 2x2 space beside has room but I can’t get the duct to fit between the drop ceiling and joist.
I need a super skinny way of getting 6” of duct through 2” space.
Does this work?
Area = pi x r^2
Area = 28.26 sq in
So if I transition to and from a rectangle that is 1” x 24” = 24” sq in it will still flow?
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kit_luce
To the ones we can save, and those we can't.
Nice, this is going to be an awesome lounge when finished
I hope!
One negative of anyone looking at tiles like this - there is NO sound insulation between floors now. I can hear the kitchen above like being there. After everything is done if it’s too annoying I’ll have to insulate somehow.
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One negative of anyone looking at tiles like this - there is NO sound insulation between floors now. I can hear the kitchen above like being there. After everything is done if it’s too annoying I’ll have to insulate somehow.
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