What's Included
We design the screen, the sound, the seating and the room itself as one system — not a stack of separately bought components.
Laser and lamp-based projectors matched to room size and ambient light, with masking and screen material selected for true black levels.
Multi-channel surround and height speakers positioned and calibrated on-site with acoustic measurement tools, not factory presets.
Absorption panels, bass traps and diffusion placed to the room's actual geometry so dialogue stays clear at any volume.
Riser and seating layout planned against screen size and throw distance before a single cable is run.
Lights dim, blinds close and the system powers on with a single "Watch Movie" scene, integrated with your home automation.
Post-install calibration visits and WhatsApp technical support to keep the system tuned as the room settles in.
Process
We assess the room's dimensions, ambient light and existing wiring on-site or over video call.
Projection, sound and seating plan drawn to scale, with equipment options at a few budget tiers.
Wiring, mounting, acoustic treatment and calibration carried out by our own technicians.
A walkthrough of the controls, followed by a return calibration visit once the room is lived-in.
Frequently Asked
A comfortable dedicated room starts around 12 x 16 ft, though we've designed strong setups in smaller media rooms by adjusting screen size and seating distance.
Yes — many of our installs are ambient-light-corrected projection or premium TV-based setups in open living spaces, tuned for daytime use.
Yes, acoustic paneling and bass management are part of our scope, specified to the room's geometry rather than sold as generic add-ons.
A single dedicated theater room usually takes 2–4 weeks from final design sign-off, depending on civil work required.