I only saw him working. Although she made some lines with a pencil and reached him a tool from time to time. Not to forget her supporting grimaces while he was working. ^^ But the work here in this video is very good. Looking good and I love the way he designed the shelves and how to mount them.
@@mantelmann13i was betting on a comment like this being here. . . .because you obviously can slow down timelapses inside your mind and see what they were doing
@@mantelmann13 In all fairness, she does a lot of working from home, so she can't just spend all of her time building stuff. She has also admitted numerous times that Grant is much more experienced with building, and that she is not as comfortable doing everything he does. That being said, she still does some work of her own. Drawing lines, handing him tools, and giving him support is as good of a job as any other. She wouldn't be helping him if she didn't want to support him. Therefore, they are working together.
I am beyond impressed. I’ve been on this earth 70 years and I don’t have your skills. So cool that you have this project documented. You both should be very proud of yourselves. A couple of pros!
what I like most about this build is that all of it is made with equipment most people (who are renovating that is) actually have. Projects that are made with expensive giant woodworking machines may be nice too, but 'amateurs' like most of us are, neither have the money or space to do that. But this shows what you can achieve with 'normal' tools and a realistic budget.
Hey, we really love seeing you use our led diffuser to create a perfect lighting setup! I wonder if we can share it with more people and learn something from it👍
We loved watching this. We are both wondering how long this project took you and approximately what you spent. I’m sure it’s in the comments somewhere, but since there are 1500 of them, figured we would just ask.
Awesome design and building skills. I see all the comments supporting positivity with this build. First step that was mentioned was planning which of course I agree with, but one factor is 98% of times ignored. Ergonomics of TV placement is almost never mentioned instead Design is the driving force that has everyone tripping out. In most cases TV’s are placed somewhat too high forcing people to strain their necks which in the long run discourages people from wanting to watch anything on that TV. I saw a video somewhere with the large TV in the kitchen was placed high above the Kitchen Island and the kid living there put a chair on top of the Island so he could comfortably play his Xbox games. My number one rule in planning is first sit down on the planned couch and temporarily place the TV according to the correct ergonomics of your neck, then plan the desired design.
This is absolutely gorgeous! It's really inspirational both in the quality of work and the design, I'm really looking forward to working on my own built-ins now!
Beautiful work. Our den is a 14x22 room. We installed an IKEA wall unit that fills the 14 foot wall. I built that thing myself, while my husband was visiting family. By the time he came home it was completely done and filled with photos and my collection of books , his tv.
When he sliced the wall all the way across to fit the countertop, I was thinking the same thing. If I did that my whole wall would probably crack and come down lol.
It's cool how the first impression of the video might feel like a more typical influencer DIY video but the more you watch + the timelapse editing show a methodical and accurate approach to the whole build
This looks awesome, you guys crushed it! Love the look, super modern and custom. Im always impressed at your knowledge from electrical to just been resourceful on how it all comes together. I’d love to see the planning process of this, sketching, research etc.
i love that you show the end result at the BEGINNING of the video. More often than not, DIY videos do not show the final product until the very end of the video. Very nice Entertainment Center!
This is fantastic. This is something I have been long planning for my similar space. Thank you guys for going for such an aesthetic vibe that is bold and slick.
I have a LG - OLED like you guys have and I am so in love with the pictures. You guys will definitely enjoy it. I had my over a year with no problems.👍🏽✌🏽
Thanks Liam!! Our bathroom renovation is soon approaching and I think I’ll have to add in some LEDs in the niches like you! Your latest bathroom reno came out spectacular 👌
📍 Nice DIY! 1st time viewer. Looks nice! Any post construction and 1 year later review/notes on changes for your viewers? Suggestions: Cabinet lumber is better purchased at a local wood store. The big box places are typically construction grade wood. Also, MDF is prone to moisture/humidity issues. LED channel could have been routed in at a bit deeper and at a ~20’ inward towards the wall to have less light glare towards the couch. Possibly individual shelf lighting control (rather than all shelves illuminated). Paint the channels black, too. I didn’t see the end width of the shelf, but perhaps a solid piece of lumber for the front 4 inches? (That router seems close to lessening the structural integrity. Maybe a biscuit and glue to assist in strength? Floating shelves might have been good to have anchored metal braces from the wall into your shelves, but your load appears light… so, all good. Brilliant use of dyed concrete. PVC pipe installed 1st (behind the walls and into the wallpaper layer wall) is great for feeding wires and changing wiring later. Easy with a fishing string, cotton balls, and a shop vac to pull the fishing line through, then tie in the new wire and pull. Can even leave a fishing line in there for the future. Don’t use monofilament (use threaded spider wire). Use this PVC method for new floor as well if you want to have power in the middle of the room (under a couch or side/coffee table). Works great for hiding speaker wires, too. Also great for outdoor wires to go underground (even if only an extension cord or speaker wire).
I just found your video, thanks to the TH-cam algorithm. I can’t believe how much work you put into that project. But it does look amazing. Thanks for sharing.
Great video. My only suggestion is that it's possible to set the shelf lighting into an L shaped piece of wood facing into the shelf from the outside edge. This way you never see the direct light, just it's effect. Shining the light downwards with nothing to block it means you still see the light durectly.
incredible, you guys add much value to the living room. Absolutely beautiful. I am not the fan of dark accent, but definietly will use your idea for my coming projects
Wow Absolutely amazing transformation , Tons of hard work & many hours of Labour - But wow the results are truly Fantastic , you should be very proud of your achievement - it all looks so cool . Thanks for sharing , I have just subscribed to see more of your video content .
Love love LOVED this video! The first of yours I'd come across but I subscribed straight away. Such creative vision and execution - what a team! Huge congratulations 🎉🎉
First time viewer....I'm a retired interior designer and lover of home audio/video.... I've watched content similar to this but rarely stay interested enough to finish... This was a great video, great workmanship and a beautiful outcome... That's a win/win/win.... Loved it, you both take care.
Love what you guys did. I have looked to find the same Besta cabinets you got from IKEA. So many to pick from. Could you please be a little more specific as to which ones you got. I am afraid to order the wrong ones. I would really appreciate it. Thanks
So glad TH-cam teed up this video! I'll have to piggyback on what everyone else has already said - incredible job and one of the most startling renovations I've seen. Nicely done you two!
You guys seem like a great couple. I love watching your videos! Grant’s meticulous work and Bianca’s jokes make every video fun to watch. Side note, Bianca should pursue ASMR 😂 that 1 second clip sounded professional!
Awesome work. Love it. What was the wall mount adapter you used behind the tv to. Move the power up and hide the cords? Don’t see it listed anywhere. Sorry if I am missing it.
Scribing the countertop would have been such a pain in the ass. I'm so glad that you did the "easy" (smart) way and removed the drywall. That is NOT a cop out, you did the right move. Anyone who says otherwise is a try-hard and values their achievements over their time on this earth.
Hi bro, I also just bought a LG C3 TV a few days ago. After that I made a DIY TV stand / TV cabinet. Both of them make me very satisfied every time I watch TV. keep your spirits up and smile
Thank you! We considered a projector, but the room has a ton of natural light and we didn't want to have a big white screen on the black wall or deal with a pull down unit.
Great build! One thing I would have done is replace the TV with a high lumen projector, it would have given a much more entertainment feel + a lot bigger screen as well as worked during the day.
Thanks! We definitely considered one, but this room is filled with natural light. The side wall to the room is pretty much all glass. Even with a high lumen projector, it wouldn’t be a great experience to watch during the day
@@GoldenKeyDesign A 5000 lumen projector and the viewing area painted with projector paint there should be no issues even with all that natural light. Unless there's sun directly on the viewing area but not even a TV can withstand that.
I love how easy it is to work with US and Canadian walls, so easy to drill and easily screw anything in to it. Won't work so easy here in Europe, where you would need a serious concrete hammer drill to do anything.
Super cool, I have imagined stuff like this but to see someone make this type of room come to life is amazing. Now please make it so the speakers are flush with the edge of the furniture and angle the center speaker up slightly, for the sound quality 😇
Nice work. Not ro sure if you knew about or have used the counter sink wood bits. But they do wonders for setting wood screws/fasteners flush and clean to surfaces. Also, they help prevent splitting. I was in a pinch once, and just picked up a Ryobi Countersink Set, AR2008G, 4pc, #6 #8 #10 #12, from homedepot once. Thinking I'd get a better set later. But honestly they have held up quite well and one of my favorite assembly tools to use. They also come with an adjustable depth drill bit for more accurate use, and also creating undersized pilot holes. Honestly making projects look better, be stronger and just better quality work. Just thought I'd throw that out there. Keep up the great work guys 🤘🏼
Putting a lot of trust in these screw in drywall anchors. These are really more meant for hanging a picture frame long term and pretty much lack any anchoring force in the direction away from the wall. End result looks awesome though!
Thank you! I did bad job showing it in the video but we used 2 GRK structural fasteners into studs for each bracket and used 2 additional drywall anchors just to be safe but those weren’t necessary
Thank you!! This comment means a lot actually - been trying real hard to level up the production quality and design/build techniques so I really appreciate it! Thanks for coming back!
That looks fantastic. Nice to have a room that size to work with. I think the TV size is fine, but it's obviously built so that if you decide to go bigger you can. Enjoy!
super impressive guys! nothing seemed super hard just alot of planning and time consuming. love how all this turned out! gives me some inspo for my house.
Great to see a husband and wife working together and supporting each other to create a home. Excellent result all round.
I only saw him working. Although she made some lines with a pencil and reached him a tool from time to time. Not to forget her supporting grimaces while he was working. ^^ But the work here in this video is very good. Looking good and I love the way he designed the shelves and how to mount them.
@mantelmann13 you obv didn't watch the whole video or any of their other videos smh. Stfu with that biased gender talk.
@@mantelmann13i was betting on a comment like this being here. . . .because you obviously can slow down timelapses inside your mind and see what they were doing
@@mantelmann13 In all fairness, she does a lot of working from home, so she can't just spend all of her time building stuff. She has also admitted numerous times that Grant is much more experienced with building, and that she is not as comfortable doing everything he does.
That being said, she still does some work of her own. Drawing lines, handing him tools, and giving him support is as good of a job as any other. She wouldn't be helping him if she didn't want to support him. Therefore, they are working together.
Oh please
The intro scene "from this, to this" with the walking and the sitting on the couch, might be the best I've seen. So smooth
It took a lot of forethought and takes 😂 Glad it was all worth it! I actually have been watching your paver driveway series - great work 👏
Love seeing couples work together to improve their home
I am beyond impressed. I’ve been on this earth 70 years and I don’t have your skills. So cool that you have this project documented. You both should be very proud of yourselves. A couple of pros!
what I like most about this build is that all of it is made with equipment most people (who are renovating that is) actually have. Projects that are made with expensive giant woodworking machines may be nice too, but 'amateurs' like most of us are, neither have the money or space to do that. But this shows what you can achieve with 'normal' tools and a realistic budget.
Thanks, appreciate it!
Hey, we really love seeing you use our led diffuser to create a perfect lighting setup! I wonder if we can share it with more people and learn something from it👍
Incredible. How do people become so talented?!? I swear sometime it feels like I can’t even hammer a nail in straight
Practice makes perfect
lol, same here. I am addicted watching people work on their houses, renovate, build new bathroom etc. I wish I was this handy.
All you need is the proper equipment and measuring tape o and a laser
Absolutely incredible!! From the editing, the design, the build quality, the lighting - you both did such a great job 👏 and I love the bloopers haha
Glad you liked it!!
I love this. Congratulations on being the only video that concentrates on installing proper audio instead of a fire place ❤
Thank you! We don’t mess around when it comes to AV 😂
We loved watching this. We are both wondering how long this project took you and approximately what you spent. I’m sure it’s in the comments somewhere, but since there are 1500 of them, figured we would just ask.
You guys just made me rethink my livingroom project ideas, loved this and am inspired.
Very cool project guys. Loved following the story and love the attention to detail. Great job 💪
Thank you so much - really means a lot coming from you guys!! It’s been exciting watching your build come together as well 😁
I was like wait, I know that icon? 🤔
Me too
Awesome design and building skills. I see all the comments supporting positivity with this build. First step that was mentioned was planning which of course I agree with, but one factor is 98% of times ignored. Ergonomics of TV placement is almost never mentioned instead Design is the driving force that has everyone tripping out. In most cases TV’s are placed somewhat too high forcing people to strain their necks which in the long run discourages people from wanting to watch anything on that TV. I saw a video somewhere with the large TV in the kitchen was placed high above the Kitchen Island and the kid living there put a chair on top of the Island so he could comfortably play his Xbox games. My number one rule in planning is first sit down on the planned couch and temporarily place the TV according to the correct ergonomics of your neck, then plan the desired design.
Their dynamic is just as much of a goal as the setup, great job y’all!
This is absolutely gorgeous! It's really inspirational both in the quality of work and the design, I'm really looking forward to working on my own built-ins now!
Beautiful work. Our den is a 14x22 room. We installed an IKEA wall unit that fills the 14 foot wall. I built that thing myself, while my husband was visiting family. By the time he came home it was completely done and filled with photos and my collection of books , his tv.
What do I think? I'm fairly speechless. Just three words.....Wow and Happy Birthday!
Glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching 😁
These are the only instances in which I’m jealous of American’s paper mache houses
😂 I’ll take it! Thank you!!
Very true it is impossible to do this in a concrete house without decimating bricks and concrete it gets really messy
lol - my thoughts exactly. My anxiety kicks in every time trying to line up drilling holes into concrete/bricks
If we had the concrete block houses like Europe does we would melt every summer lol
When he sliced the wall all the way across to fit the countertop, I was thinking the same thing. If I did that my whole wall would probably crack and come down lol.
It's cool how the first impression of the video might feel like a more typical influencer DIY video but the more you watch + the timelapse editing show a methodical and accurate approach to the whole build
Bud, that is the best Entertainment wall/ Decor I've ever seen.
Great job !
Thank you so much!! Really appreciate it 😁
`If you had a cabinet shop set up with the right machines and tools, the sky would be your limit. Excellent video. Thanks for sharing you talent.
This looks awesome, you guys crushed it! Love the look, super modern and custom.
Im always impressed at your knowledge from electrical to just been resourceful on how it all comes together. I’d love to see the planning process of this, sketching, research etc.
Thank you so much!! We definitely do a lot of research and planning before starting a project so that would a great video - thanks for the idea!
Awesome job!!!!! Giving me inspiration for my front room.
Outstanding transformation! Between the copper bowl on the Klipse speakers and the modern fan-Perfect! Great job.
WOW, this makes me want to completely redo the entertainment center I built a year ago. Fantastic work.
😅 Thank you!!
i love that you show the end result at the BEGINNING of the video. More often than not, DIY videos do not show the final product until the very end of the video. Very nice Entertainment Center!
Thank you, appreciate it!
I am a high DIY’er. I’ve got nothing on this. FANTASTIC video. Great job. Very thorough. DO ANOTHER ONE!!
Wow, thank you!! Glad you enjoyed the video 😁
I also get high when I DIY
I’ve been loving that color scheme since you’ve used it in the lake house.
Can’t go wrong with black and wood tones haha! Thanks for watching and following along 😁
Turned out amazing ❤
Thank you!! 😊
now some crown molding trim, baseboards, new paint, and new blinds, your living room is SET! Looks fire!! 🔥
Exactly!! We still have some projects in the works but trim and finishing touches are coming soon 👀 Thank you!!
This is fantastic. This is something I have been long planning for my similar space. Thank you guys for going for such an aesthetic vibe that is bold and slick.
Thank you!! Good luck with your project 😁
I have a LG - OLED like you guys have and I am so in love with the pictures. You guys will definitely enjoy it. I had my over a year with no problems.👍🏽✌🏽
Great to hear! It's a fantastic TV
It looks awesome guys!
I recently finished my kitchen and used the same COB lights with diffuser under the shelves, couldn’t be any happier
Thank you 😊!! I recently discovered COB LEDs and they are a game changer. They look so sleek
INCREDIBLE transformation! Great job guys I'm so jealous!
Thanks Liam!! Our bathroom renovation is soon approaching and I think I’ll have to add in some LEDs in the niches like you! Your latest bathroom reno came out spectacular 👌
I’m obsessed with that wall! Great job! I really love the middle slatted section.
Us too 😍 Love the black on black look - looks so sleek!
You guys did such a awesome job ❤
Thank you!
📍 Nice DIY! 1st time viewer. Looks nice! Any post construction and 1 year later review/notes on changes for your viewers?
Suggestions:
Cabinet lumber is better purchased at a local wood store. The big box places are typically construction grade wood. Also, MDF is prone to moisture/humidity issues.
LED channel could have been routed in at a bit deeper and at a ~20’ inward towards the wall to have less light glare towards the couch. Possibly individual shelf lighting control (rather than all shelves illuminated). Paint the channels black, too. I didn’t see the end width of the shelf, but perhaps a solid piece of lumber for the front 4 inches? (That router seems close to lessening the structural integrity. Maybe a biscuit and glue to assist in strength?
Floating shelves might have been good to have anchored metal braces from the wall into your shelves, but your load appears light… so, all good.
Brilliant use of dyed concrete.
PVC pipe installed 1st (behind the walls and into the wallpaper layer wall) is great for feeding wires and changing wiring later. Easy with a fishing string, cotton balls, and a shop vac to pull the fishing line through, then tie in the new wire and pull. Can even leave a fishing line in there for the future. Don’t use monofilament (use threaded spider wire). Use this PVC method for new floor as well if you want to have power in the middle of the room (under a couch or side/coffee table). Works great for hiding speaker wires, too. Also great for outdoor wires to go underground (even if only an extension cord or speaker wire).
I have watched this video at least 8 times, I can’t stop loving how nice this came out.
Thanks for watching - appreciate it!
Thank you for making this in one video 😊. You guys are amazing.
Glad you enjoyed it! I thought this video would be more entertaining as one big video start to finish
Your attention to detail is truly inspirational.
Absolutely beautiful!!! You guys did an excellent job!!!
Thank you so much 😁
The transparency is refreshing , the cost breakdown and bloopers are hilarious. ❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
You did a great job of transforming the room into an elegant room. Wonderful design and thoughtful work by the two of you.
Thank you so much! 😊
It’s crazy how good your details are
Wow, appreciate the complement! I'm a bit of a perfectionist haha
Every time I watch your channel flies land on my phone, because your show is THE SH!T 💯👍👍👍👊😊
😂 Thank you!!
The result is insane! The craftmanship is epic!
Turned out amazing! Great work.
Thank you!! Glad you enjoyed the video 😁
I just found your video, thanks to the TH-cam algorithm. I can’t believe how much work you put into that project. But it does look amazing. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you found us and thanks for watching!!
Killed it as usual! Your attention to details is always spot on! Looks so good!
Thank you so much!! We try very hard to make our projects look at professional as possible even though it’s just DIY 😏
Gotta love having a pickup, makes hauls so much easier
This was badass. Nice job! Inspiring me to make some much needed updates to my home.
Thank you!! Good luck with your projects!
Great video. My only suggestion is that it's possible to set the shelf lighting into an L shaped piece of wood facing into the shelf from the outside edge. This way you never see the direct light, just it's effect. Shining the light downwards with nothing to block it means you still see the light durectly.
Thanks!! And that’s a great idea!
incredible, you guys add much value to the living room. Absolutely beautiful. I am not the fan of dark accent, but definietly will use your idea for my coming projects
Wow, thank you!
Wow Absolutely amazing transformation , Tons of hard work & many hours of Labour - But wow the results are truly Fantastic , you should be very proud of your achievement - it all looks so cool . Thanks for sharing , I have just subscribed to see more of your video content .
Love love LOVED this video! The first of yours I'd come across but I subscribed straight away. Such creative vision and execution - what a team! Huge congratulations 🎉🎉
Thank you so much!! We’re glad you found our channel 😁 More content coming in the new year 👀
What the whattttt. This turned out amazing! The two of you are seriously taking a house and making it a home!
Thank you!! It really is starting to feel like home but we have a fair amount of rooms left to renovate 😅
First time viewer....I'm a retired interior designer and lover of home audio/video.... I've watched content similar to this but rarely stay interested enough to finish... This was a great video, great workmanship and a beautiful outcome... That's a win/win/win.... Loved it, you both take care.
Thank you so much, we really appreciate it! We're glad you enjoyed the video and project!
it looks AWESOME!
Glad you think so!
This is amazing! Thank You for all the links for the materials used! I appreciate the time and effort spent to share all this with us! 😍
Thank you so much!! I’m glad you enjoyed the video 😁
This entertainment center is the best I’ve ever seen!
Thank you so much!! We love it too 😍
Love what you guys did. I have looked to find the same Besta cabinets you got from IKEA. So many to pick from. Could you please be a little more specific as to which ones you got. I am afraid to order the wrong ones. I would really appreciate it. Thanks
Would love to see a much larger screen size in that huge room. Very nice work!
I love the family room. I was wondering if you could share the name of the couch !? Great video and workship that went into this lovely family room!
the door cut/edge made me so happy
Likewise 😏
So glad TH-cam teed up this video! I'll have to piggyback on what everyone else has already said - incredible job and one of the most startling renovations I've seen. Nicely done you two!
Thank you so much!! Glad you found us and enjoyed the video 😁 More projects are coming in the new year 👀
You guys seem like a great couple. I love watching your videos! Grant’s meticulous work and Bianca’s jokes make every video fun to watch. Side note, Bianca should pursue ASMR 😂 that 1 second clip sounded professional!
Thank you so much!! We really do work great together 😁 And noted on Bianca’s future career 😅
@@GoldenKeyDesign Hey, you two have to look at the comment above this one from @onetwostep6389.
you said it about routers: intimidating, but there's nothing as versatile. great job
Exactly! I get nervous every time I turn it on, but the end result is worth it
Awesome work. Love it. What was the wall mount adapter you used behind the tv to. Move the power up and hide the cords? Don’t see it listed anywhere. Sorry if I am missing it.
Scribing the countertop would have been such a pain in the ass. I'm so glad that you did the "easy" (smart) way and removed the drywall. That is NOT a cop out, you did the right move. Anyone who says otherwise is a try-hard and values their achievements over their time on this earth.
This turned out incredibly! I cannot wait to see how I can put my spin on an imitation of this. Thank you! ❤
Hi bro, I also just bought a LG C3 TV a few days ago. After that I made a DIY TV stand / TV cabinet. Both of them make me very satisfied every time I watch TV. keep your spirits up and smile
We love our C3! And the 5.1 surround sound makes it even better! Thanks for watching 😁
That 77” looks so small, mainly due to the room being so huge and the couch is far from it. You’re gonna need something bigger.
That’s what you got from this? Also completely disagree
@@jake7358 oh no! Anyway…
I thought the same thing
Dark wall/furniture colour is definitely better for watching the TV as it's far less distracting.
Agreed!
Which app you used to design this
I could 'almost' do this floor plan in Sims.
Its probably Sketchup
Stunning build. ❤
really enjoyed this! great job
Glad you enjoyed it!
You didn't REPAIR THE DRYWALL before you put up the cabinets.. what in the hell.
There was no point. If I ever take these cabinets down (probably won’t for many years), I will take the drywall out with them and replace it then.
It just goes to show that if you plan and take your time doing a video, millions of people will watch it.
What a nice job you guys did. No wonder the pros charge so much money to do this. It's a lot of freaking work. 🙂
Thank you! It sure is a lot of work 😅 I love being able to save money on labor and I thoroughly enjoy the design and build process!!
Amazing man. You used so many techniques that made me say “that’s how you do that”. Good stuff.
Thank you - glad you liked it and found it helpful!!
You guys should do the deck next it would look great through those cool sliding doors
Agreed! We plan to build it this summer 😁
I have been looking for inspiration for a long wall in my basement. This has answered so many questions for me.
Glad you enjoyed the video!! Good luck with your project 😁
Love love love the attention to detail! i thought i was the only OCD person when it comes to the cabinet gaps
Everytime I watch one of your vids, I just think “wow that’s gonna look so good”
good job thanks for sharing the lighting is awesome and the over all result is amazing
Thank you! Glad you like it!
Great job but I think you should've get the 120" short through projector with that big wall.
Thank you! We considered a projector, but the room has a ton of natural light and we didn't want to have a big white screen on the black wall or deal with a pull down unit.
@GoldenKeyDesign understood. That makes sense.
Great build!
One thing I would have done is replace the TV with a high lumen projector, it would have given a much more entertainment feel + a lot bigger screen as well as worked during the day.
Thanks! We definitely considered one, but this room is filled with natural light. The side wall to the room is pretty much all glass. Even with a high lumen projector, it wouldn’t be a great experience to watch during the day
@@GoldenKeyDesign A 5000 lumen projector and the viewing area painted with projector paint there should be no issues even with all that natural light. Unless there's sun directly on the viewing area but not even a TV can withstand that.
I love how easy it is to work with US and Canadian walls, so easy to drill and easily screw anything in to it. Won't work so easy here in Europe, where you would need a serious concrete hammer drill to do anything.
It's a great result.... Love it so much..🤩🤩
Super cool, I have imagined stuff like this but to see someone make this type of room come to life is amazing. Now please make it so the speakers are flush with the edge of the furniture and angle the center speaker up slightly, for the sound quality 😇
A lot of hard work but the final product worth it, amazing looking TV Room. Congratulations
Nice work. Not ro sure if you knew about or have used the counter sink wood bits. But they do wonders for setting wood screws/fasteners flush and clean to surfaces. Also, they help prevent splitting.
I was in a pinch once, and just picked up a Ryobi Countersink Set, AR2008G, 4pc, #6 #8 #10 #12, from homedepot once. Thinking I'd get a better set later. But honestly they have held up quite well and one of my favorite assembly tools to use. They also come with an adjustable depth drill bit for more accurate use, and also creating undersized pilot holes. Honestly making projects look better, be stronger and just better quality work.
Just thought I'd throw that out there.
Keep up the great work guys 🤘🏼
Thank you!! I love countersink bits and have several 😁 They weren’t needed for this project as it was mostly glue and nails - thanks for watching!
WWWWWWooooooooWWW!!!!!! amazing!!!!! GREAT JOB!
Putting a lot of trust in these screw in drywall anchors. These are really more meant for hanging a picture frame long term and pretty much lack any anchoring force in the direction away from the wall. End result looks awesome though!
Thank you! I did bad job showing it in the video but we used 2 GRK structural fasteners into studs for each bracket and used 2 additional drywall anchors just to be safe but those weren’t necessary
Great video from start to finish.
Thank you!!
What an amazingly well-done project.BRAVO! You surpassed most professional cabinet installations.
Oh wow. Started following a while ago and didn't watch in a while. The quality of everything (production/build quality) has only gone up!
Thank you!! This comment means a lot actually - been trying real hard to level up the production quality and design/build techniques so I really appreciate it! Thanks for coming back!
Absolutely a beautiful entertainment center. Love what you did to the room.
Beautiful absolutely FREAKING UNBELIEVABLE 😮😮😮🥹🥹😻😻😻😻😻👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
Thank you so much!!
Great job. It looks incredible black.
Thank you!! We have really come to love using black more in our designs. It works especially well for a TV room when watching at night
That looks fantastic. Nice to have a room that size to work with. I think the TV size is fine, but it's obviously built so that if you decide to go bigger you can. Enjoy!
super impressive guys! nothing seemed super hard just alot of planning and time consuming. love how all this turned out! gives me some inspo for my house.
Thank you!! You’re exactly right - technically speaking, isn’t not a super tough project. The hardest part is planning and sourcing materials!
I like the design & work skill of you, also your equipment.
Thanks!!