Thanks for the comments.
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Originally Posted by PaulP  Why can't you hang panels on the inner walls ? Just like hanging a painting. |
The inner walls are made from very weak plasterboard, not strong enough for a book shelf, and so presumably not strong enough for panels (which I imagine will get very heavy at 90 kgm^3).
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Otherwise, many people have built stands into their panels to make them
free-standing (which then also lets you move them around).
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Yes, I assume that is the route I will have to go down. I'm a bit worried about losing extra floor space to floor supports though, as they would be unstable if just stood up in their ends?
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Don't forget the reflections coming from the ceiling, and you would benefit from
quite a bit of absorption on the rear wall behind you.
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Ah yes of course, ceiling first reflection points will be the main priority. I would love to build a completely treated roof as in Ethan Winer's videos, but I am not sure of how I would go about constructing this. Also, the floor is carpeted, so at the moment I think I have the inverse of the recommended hard floor, soft ceiling?
Regards