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Room Prep for a Small Layout


 

Hello All --

This question is for people who have built layouts in bedrooms and
home offices or any sort of room that had to remain available for
activities other than the layout:

What sort of room preparation, if any, did you do to the room before
building the layout?

Has anyone installed any extra lighting or power outlets in the
bedroom or office or whatever before building their layout?

If you did put in such improvements, did you make them permanent
(inside the wall) or temporary (with stick-on surface wiring channels
or whatever)?

Has anyone coved the corners of a small room for their layout, even
though the room also had to serve as a "conventional" room for other
uses?

I'm just trying to get an idea for what sort of infrastructure
changes people are willing to make for small or temporary or LTLT
(less-than-lifetime) layouts.

Thanks --

Jon Piasecki

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Kenneth Sipel
 

Jon,
My situation as a renter is definitely different from homeowners. The only
semi permanent thing I installed was metal shelf brackets, no lights or
coving.
Ken

jonp@... wrote:

Hello All --

This question is for people who have built layouts in bedrooms and
home offices or any sort of room that had to remain available for
activities other than the layout:

What sort of room preparation, if any, did you do to the room before
building the layout?

Has anyone installed any extra lighting or power outlets in the
bedroom or office or whatever before building their layout?

If you did put in such improvements, did you make them permanent
(inside the wall) or temporary (with stick-on surface wiring channels
or whatever)?

Has anyone coved the corners of a small room for their layout, even
though the room also had to serve as a "conventional" room for other
uses?

I'm just trying to get an idea for what sort of infrastructure
changes people are willing to make for small or temporary or LTLT
(less-than-lifetime) layouts.

Thanks --

Jon Piasecki

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Visit the Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo Railway
Historical Society Website at

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -


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