Home Theatre Installation

Home theatre installation is a daunting and difficult task for those not experienced in the audio visual field. But the installation process is also an exciting time when the blissful space where you’ll escape from the world for a while starts to come together. A qualified AV professional will build a room that’s exactly to your style and your liking, sparing you the hassle of trying to perform the installation yourself. If you choose the DIY option or give the task to a less qualified technician, you may be left with a jumble of cables, a system that underperforms due to lack of calibration, or a selection of poorly-suited, difficult-to-use equipment.

The right home theatre installation starts with deciding exactly what you want out of your theatre space. Do you want to replicate the look and feel of a movie theatre as much as possible, or will your space also be for casual TV watching and gaming. What kind of sound, lighting and equipment are most suitable for the experience? By answering these questions, you can take your first steps to a home theatre design that best suits your lifestyle and budget.

Home Entertainment Solutions’ home theatre seating options provide you with a configuration of chairs made from materials perfect for your purpose-built, in-home cinema experience. We handle every aspect of the home theatre installation process: the furnishings, storage and lighting, the cables and circuitry in the walls, the supply and installation of the carpets and blinds, and the look and feel of the room. We can formulate a solid plan, design your system from scratch, supply all the audio-visual components, carry out installation work, properly calibrate your systems and then take you through a demonstration on how to use your home theatre.

Installing a home theatre requires the use of proper high-quality equipment to capture that cinematic experience. First, it’s important to choose a room with the right shape, size and other factors to accommodate the set-up you desire. It’s also important to consider the kind of TV or projector with screen you want for your video display: the resolution (HD, 4K etc.), screen size and compatibility with other components. The audio system, including speakers – front, centre, surrounds and subwoofers – is important for producing audio quality that’s as rich and resonant as the experience calls for.