I haven’t noticed any problems with the walls behind recliners, they’re generally short and carpeted.

There’s only so much you can do to correct for a bad room unfortunately.

Premium screens like Dolby are always going to be given extra care and have much more calibration involved due to the extra channels and speakers. The rooms are also usually better designed acoustically.

Yes, but not every room is ideal, sometimes being just below center will be too close or too far from the screen so you have to find a compromise in that situation. That’s why you walk into every room and make a unique judgement call. Every room is different, some the seating is offset to the side because it only has one side entrance, some have an aisle down the middle where no one sits, etc.

We just estimate 2/3s the distance from the screen, no counting rows, just look at the room and make a judgment call. You also want to be just below the centerline height wise

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My mom worked for a grocery store for over 40 years, it wasn’t until major damage and doctors orders was she allowed to have a chair (which she had to provide) for the last 5 years. Not only that, but she was harassed for those 5 years by management, her chair was often lost, stolen, or mysteriously broken.

They kept one baby longer for some reason, why?