Please go to the Advanced Search page and provide your case. If you see this cabinet in the output of the search, then yes, this cabinet is compatible with your UST projector and center channel.

All cabinets resulting in your search will be compatible with your case. It’s about where you want to place the center channel and where you want your screen. Simulation results in each cabinet section will help you choose the right one for your case.

No. Since we get orders from different parts of the world, we have decided to calculate on the go.

We are located in Mount Juliet 37122 & Cottontown, TN 37048.

Yes, you are free to pick it up from the shop. Please give us a heads-up so that we can be prepared.

It largely depends on the supply chain. For example, if you order a black cabinet liner cabinet, it can be manufactured in a week's time. However, if you need Sierra walnut, we need to order from Wilson Art, send it to the cabinet partner for veneering, and then receive the material. It will take 8-10 weeks.

Please reach out to us with your concerns at [email protected] and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

They are made with plywood, and to provide additional strength, we have added heavy-duty L clamps. Customers agree that it is high-quality and sturdy enough to hold heavy equipment.

To accommodate UST projectors, we need to ensure the center channel does not interfere with the viewing angle of the spectator. Hence, most cabinets are low-profile.

Please refer to the Free Quote section and fill out the form, and we will get back to you.

It depends on the individual, but we recommend 2 people, as there are many parts to fix, which require significant time.

To save on shipping costs.

Yes.

Our simulations are based on projectors with specific throw ratios. It's important to note that within the same brand, there may be multiple projector models sharing the same throw ratio. In such instances, we provide the exact make and model of the projector used in our simulation.

When applying these results to your specific situation, the key factor to consider is the external dimensions of your projector. If the physical size of your projector matches the one in our simulation, you can expect the results to be an exact match. However, if there are differences in size, you may need to make some adjustments to account for these variations.

Remember, the throw ratio is the primary factor in our simulations, but the projector's physical size can impact the final setup and positioning.