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Crabman
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| Posted: Sun May 20, 2007 6:02 pm Post subject: what type of carpet is best for this riser and stage? |
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Lots of curves and 2" overhang.
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Hey Earl, there's a long skinny dog lying in the back seat. No wait, it's standing, it just doesn't have any legs.
Maybe it's a snake. Earl, do snakes have fur?
-Randy
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zaphod
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Location: Cloverdale
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easy to wash - pop and popcorn spills in the dark
dark in colour - avoid the reflections (i have that issue)
low pile
there are places that sell the same "movie theme" carpet that the theatres sometimes use, but that always looks cheezy to me, even in the multiplex.
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Crabman
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| Posted: Sun May 20, 2007 11:04 pm Post subject: |
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| zaphod wrote: | easy to wash - pop and popcorn spills in the dark
dark in colour - avoid the reflections (i have that issue)
low pile
there are places that sell the same "movie theme" carpet that the theatres sometimes use, but that always looks cheezy to me, even in the multiplex. |
Thanks Zaphod.
Yeah, I was going that direction for style and design, what I meant was what kind will be reasonable to install as well as work properly.
I have a scrap of carpet that I was playing with that shows the base of the carpet through the knap. I don't know what I have and I don't know anything about carpet, but I want something that will work right.
Hence my question.
Thanks again.
Clay
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Hey Earl, there's a long skinny dog lying in the back seat. No wait, it's standing, it just doesn't have any legs.
Maybe it's a snake. Earl, do snakes have fur?
-Randy
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Joust
Joined: 05 May 2006
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Location: Almonte, Ontario, Canada
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cool drawings. what did you use to make them?
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Crabman
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| Joust wrote: | | cool drawings. what did you use to make them? |
A program called chief architect. It's really cool when you render with it.
It's not my program though, a friend did it from my Autocad drawings.
Clay
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