new member, HERE IS MY NEW CLOUD
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todmil
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new member, HERE IS MY NEW CLOUD
IM new to this forum. So , i wanted to, if you will ..devirgin myself....here is pics of the cloud I just built for my room...... its a trapezoid 9feetx6 feet. with 2 layers of 1inch 703. fitted to shape with acoustic fabric.
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tmix
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Nice
That is pretty dang nice!
I like the light mounting, I am going to do something similar myself , but my cloud is smaller ( put up in three sections) and the lights will be fastened to the side member.
That is a pretty nice job of putting on the fabric.
Tom
I like the light mounting, I am going to do something similar myself , but my cloud is smaller ( put up in three sections) and the lights will be fastened to the side member.
That is a pretty nice job of putting on the fabric.
Tom
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ricochet2182
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Re: new member, HERE IS MY NEW CLOUD
How did you hang your cloud and how did you wire the light into it? Do you think this is something I could do in an apartment without too much damage?
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xSpace
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Re: new member, HERE IS MY NEW CLOUD
Which pair of opposite sides are parallel? Looks like both to me? You sure that's not a rectangle
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mrvinyl
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Re: new member, HERE IS MY NEW CLOUD
I'd be interested to know how you hung your cloud?
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todmil
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Re: new member, HERE IS MY NEW CLOUD
I completely forgot I posted this! Never to late to answer questions.
First I placed the cloud on the ground, positioning it underneath where I wanted it to hang! Then I used the plumb line technique to mark anchor holes in the ceiling! Anchored cup hooks into the ceiling. The front is dropped down with S Hooks.
The front and back are parallel! The front is next to the window in the first picture.
I fastened the light to one of the cross beams. I put the fabric on first, then cut a few holes in the fabric for the screws and wire to drop through. Feel free to ask anything! I will try and answer this decade!
First I placed the cloud on the ground, positioning it underneath where I wanted it to hang! Then I used the plumb line technique to mark anchor holes in the ceiling! Anchored cup hooks into the ceiling. The front is dropped down with S Hooks.
The front and back are parallel! The front is next to the window in the first picture.
I fastened the light to one of the cross beams. I put the fabric on first, then cut a few holes in the fabric for the screws and wire to drop through. Feel free to ask anything! I will try and answer this decade!