Soundman2020 - Studio Design Forum

Thanks for your comments Jennifer. Much appreciated. The woodwork on the cloud is finished and is ready to be covered in fabric and 'stuffed'. 20210618_160120e.jpg Just want to say your attic studio thread has been both an education and an inspiration. Thank you for taking the time to document your ...

3949 Are you copying me or did I copy you? Great minds think alike! I'm going with great minds think alike ! :D (Either that or we're both buying our fabric from the same supplier) But I'm definitely copying the holes on the edge of your cloud idea. May as well maximise the use of the insulation. T...

A quick update on progress. Floor is down, door is hung and temporarily glazed with one pane and wiring has commenced. I'm really trying to get to the point of being able to get a baseline measurement in REW. 20210613_170028e.jpg The Cloud Also started work on the cloud. I've built an outline frame ...

Thank you Starlight.
I have been reading your build with great interest but I'll check those posts you mentioned in more detail.
By the way, I'm seriously impressed with your hexagons. Excellent work!

Dave

Hi Starlight
So, if I've understood you correctly.
A split system processes the air that has already been drawn into the room.
It doesn't connect at all with the ventilation ducting.
Is that correct?

Dave

Sounds like a good plan Gareth, thanks - I'll definitely bear that in mind.
It would help put to rest the concern that I had in deciding not to install AC.
Are you talking about the small portable dehumidifiers in around £50- £100 or something more substantial?

Dave

Hi Paul I do take your point. This was one of the decisions I had to make in the design. In this part of the world HVAC in domestic situations is pretty much unheard of. Temperatures here generally don't exceed 20C (68F) and high humidity is a rare thing. So, I have decided not to include AC, at lea...

Hi Starlight Thanks for your reply. I noticed that Stuart wasn't currently active on the forum. I do hope he is well. Dimensions I rounded my dimensions for ease of reading but you are correct, I lost around 30cm from the width and 35cm from the length. (Sealing up the garage door protruded beyond t...

Hi all My first post. Hello! I've been converting my garage into an 'all-in-one' studio space over the lockdown period and I'm now at the point where I would value your help with the final stages. Here are some background details of the garage conversion: Location - I live in the UK in a rural area....