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Entertainment Center Elevations....Please help decide.......

15 years ago

Hi, I need advice on which of these two elevations at the below link is preferred and why? Should i consider Option #3 [your submission]. Please submit pictures too!

Here is a link that might be useful: Entertainment Center ELEVATION DRAWINGS

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yosemitebill
15 years ago
I'm not sure what advice you are looking for, but 2 windows or 3 windows - it's up to you.

Also, I don't know how anybody is suppose to submit pictures... of your house?
JeannieMer
Original Author
15 years ago
BELOW is the currently decided upon elevation for the entertainment center. Should we include the CENTER shelving above the TV, or add another window that is quite close to our neighbors house? Anyone have picture of beautifully decorated shelves above a TV?

Anyone with advice on if this is not workable, or we could do better, please comment! THANK YOU!!!!
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stash-hdy
14 years ago
No shelves no window, bare wall.
majeedjan
14 years ago
I think more than two isn't suitable for room.
HomeRedo30
14 years ago
closed doors that can slide in on sides. I always love the clean lines of not showing the tv.

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