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By Henri Levett. Theatre Seating. Published at Saturday, February 09th, 2019 - 11:12:45 AM.

One option for home theater seating is motorized loungers which allow effortless reclining to any position. This provides a lounger that is precise in its angle providing the finest in comfort. Loungers that are not motorized have a manual arm or a pushback that places them in reclined positions. If purchasing a group of seats together and choosing the motorized feature, all seats will have the motorized function. A second option is bass shakers. As the name suggests, bass shakers resonate with the coordinated bass sounds associated with the movie's soundtrack. The shaker is hidden in the back of the chair and is not visible. This offers an optimal movie viewing experience as the body and seat of the lounger shake as the drama unfolds on the big screen. Home theater loungers can be purchased in groups or separately. Mostly all loungers come with dual arm rests and dual cup holders.
Who could appreciate all those wonderful movies when one cannot even sit comfortably? If watching the great flicks get uncomfortable then no one could enjoy, instead they would just get frustrated. What to do? Shopping for the best home theatre furniture is the only way to do it. There are quite a few out there and it is just the budget that will narrow down the choices. There are home theatre recliners sold as sets of three in a row, or there are the sectional sofas and ottomans. The choices in upholstery are also varied and can be custom designed to the specific needs of the buyer.
Popcorn oil, spilled soda, gum, and all of the other things that can get on the surface of theatre seating during the course of a movie wreak havoc with the way the item looks and smells you can cover some of the looks up by buying dark colored pieces and keeping the lighting inside the room dim. The smell is a little harder to mask. The smell of old greases and sweat from bodies can quickly turn a cinema into an awful place to be. Keeping the theatre seating clean will eliminate the majority of these odors. You will also want to sweep and mop under the seats on a daily basis and keep the carpeting that runs up and down the aisles cleaned as well. You will need a good hand vacuum to use on the cloth covered theatre seating in your cinema. Every day you should have an employee take the hand held vacuum into the theater and vacuum all loose particles from the cushions of the chairs. They need to pay extremely close attention to the cracks and crevices when they are performing this task.
Do you have windows in this room? You will need room darkening window treatments, whether shades, drapes or a combination of the two. Many custom drapery and shade fabricators offer blackout lining as an option. You can find a wide selection of blackout lined curtain sizes at HTmarket.com, with over 30 fabric colors to choose from. There are several types of lighting you can use to enhance your home theatre experience. For "raising the house lights," recessed lighting on a dimmer switch will allow you to have overhead lighting where you can control the brightness. If you set up a counter/bar area (or for the purposes of this article a "concession" stand) you can use a couple of pendant lights on a separate switch, so at "intermission", people can see what they are eating and drinking. Sconces spaced along the walls will add that theatrical touch. Cinema Shop (www.cinemashop.com) has wall sconces with movie themes, as well as other lighting, that is functional while enhancing the décor.