u/Appropriate-Farmer16

I’m in New England and have a total budget of no more than $750. Details: The sunroom has blinds but most of our TV viewing there in late afternoon/evenings, or Sunday NFL games. The sunroom is fully insulated and I will soon be installing A/C and heat for our New England winters. Probably going to go with a 90” retractable screen on the only wall that abuts the house. Projector would be mounted about 17 feet away against back wall, but could mount it about 6-7 feet away also. Reason for the 2 distances is a ceiling fan that is right in the middle of the room that I need to avoid. Suggestions for a budget project that works in a brighter room? What specs should I be most concerned with? Ideally want to spend under $300-$400 in the projector and no more than $200 on the screen.

I’m in New England and have a total budget of no more than $750. Details: The sunroom has blinds but most of our TV viewing there in late afternoon/evenings, or Sunday NFL games. The sunroom is fully insulated and I will soon be installing A/C and heat for our New England winters. Probably going to go with a 90” retractable screen on the only wall that abuts the house. Projector would be mounted about 17 feet away against back wall, but could mount it about 6-7 feet away also. Reason for the 2 distances is a ceiling fan that is right in the middle of the room that I need to avoid. Suggestions for a budget project that works in a brighter room? What specs should I be most concerned with? Ideally want to spend under $300-$400 in the projector and no more than $200 on the screen.

I’ll probably get deleted for this post, so if you agree please keep up this fight!

Looking to get my first capo - any recommendations?

Edit: wow! I had no idea there was such a range in choices and considerations. Thanks to everyone who took the time to comment.

I have an upcoming trip in 6 weeks and I keep reading about low water levels.

Looking for something from the last 25 years.

Liked:

Friends

Seinfeld

The Good Place

Malcolm in the Middle

Raymond

The Middle

My name is Earl

Disliked:

Most Chuck Lorre stuff

Roseann

Mom

Not sure if this the right sub for this, but hopefully someone can help: The deck has plywood subfloor on it, with foam and carpet on that. The decking is about 2 feet above ground. I’m in New England and I’m thinking of using rock wool with vinyl vented soffits to hold it in and keep out critters. Is this my best bet? And would in need to use a vapor barrier of some type between the insulation and soffits? Thanks.

The deck has plywood subfloor on it, with foam and carpet on that. The decking is about 2 feet above ground. I’m in New England and I’m thinking of using rock wool with vinyl vented soffits to hold it in and keep out critters. Is this my best bet? And would in need to use a vapor barrier of some type between the insulation and soffits? Thanks.