Frequently asked questions.

The choice depends on the room's light and size. Projectors deliver full immersion on screens above 115 inches in complete darkness, while 85–100 inch TVs are perfect for lit rooms thanks to their superior contrast.

The minimum distance should ideally be about 1.5 times the screen's diagonal. That's why we usually place seats at least 3 metres away.

Absolutely. For tight spaces, the ideal combination is a 65–75 inch TV paired with a compact sound system.

The numbers represent audio channels. A 5.1 system, for example, uses five speakers and a subwoofer. Dolby Atmos (in formats like 5.1.2) adds ceiling channels to create immersive, three-dimensional sound.

If you value space and want a simple install, a soundbar is the right call. But if you're after a true home-cinema experience with deep immersion, an AV receiver with discrete speakers delivers far more power and far more realistic sound.

We work exclusively with fibre-optic. Thanks to our single-engine light source, we achieve a brightness above that of conventional plastic-needle LED systems. We also offer a realistic twinkle effect — something LED can't replicate — for an authentic starry sky.

For an optimal install, the ideal is 10–20 cm of plenum. That margin lets us integrate acoustic absorption panels if the project calls for it. In rooms with low ceilings, we can install with as little as 4 cm of drop.

Most of our installs use RGB LED light engines. Via a mobile app or remote, you can select any colour, programme colour-change effects and switch on the twinkle mode.

Yes. We can mount over plasterboard or plaster with a drop of just 4 cm. That space is enough to fit the perimeter profiles and distribute the fibre optics. We're also fast: a 12–15 m² starry ceiling is typically ready in a single day.

The fibre-optic strands need no maintenance at all. The light engine has a replaceable LED module (15–20 years of life under normal use). The stretch ceiling itself needs no special care — the tension of the membrane is guaranteed for life. We also include a 24-month warranty on the entire installation.

Acoustic treatment: corrects the room's internal acoustics and eliminates echo. Soundproofing: blocks sound and prevents noise from entering or leaving the room. Most residential spaces are completely transformed by good acoustic treatment; private cinemas and multimedia rooms usually need an integrated approach. We assess your space individually and advise you with full transparency.

Yes — our SONORTEC microperforated acoustic fabric. Paired with a 10 mm acoustic absorber, it eliminates echo exceptionally well. It stands out for its total sound transparency and, above all, for giving any space a modern, elegant look.

The ideal reverberation time in a cinema must be very short (typically between 0.2 and 0.4 seconds). If sound bounces excessively off reflective walls or high ceilings, it creates a harsh echo that makes dialogue unintelligible and ruins the film's original mix.

Mid and high frequencies are controlled with profiled foams and fabric-wrapped fibreglass or rockwool panels. Low and bass frequencies, on the other hand, require bass traps or membrane resonators. A thick carpet on the floor also helps damp lower reflections.

Commercial cinemas and high-end residential rooms use acoustically transparent microperforated screens. This lets the front and centre speakers sit directly behind the screen, so dialogue and voice effects appear to come straight from the actors themselves.

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