Designed by Audio Visual specialists. Not simply designed as furniture.
A purpose-planned console for the Epson Lifestudio Grand Plus EH-LS970B, available for a 100-inch motorised floor-rising screen or a 120-inch fixed-screen home cinema system.
Fixed screens, motorised floor-rising screens, centre speakers, AV receivers and subwoofers all need to work together.
Buying an Ultra Short Throw projector is only one part of the installation.
Project after project, the same questions return: where should the projector sit, where should the screen go, where does the centre speaker fit, where does the AVR live, how is the subwoofer incorporated, and how should power and cabling be arranged?
Instead of solving those relationships from scratch for every installation, HAP developed a standardised UST projector console that starts with the AV system first.
Projector and screen positions need to be coordinated together.
Centre speaker, AVR and subwoofer should form part of the cabinet plan.
The technology should feel like part of the living room rather than equipment added afterwards.
Designed for homeowners who want the projection screen to appear when cinema starts and disappear back into the console when viewing is finished.
Designed for a dedicated front cinema wall where the projection screen remains permanently in place as part of the room composition.
Designed around a 100-inch motorised floor-rising screen.
Designed around a permanent 120-inch fixed projection screen.
The console is not simply storage. It gives each major AV component a place in the plan.
Designed around the Epson EH-LS970B instead of treating projector placement as an afterthought.
Gives the front soundstage a dedicated place within the console layout.
Space and power planning for the AVR forms part of the system design.
Space allowance is incorporated behind the mesh-fabric cabinet area.
Integrated LED details allow the console to remain part of the room design even when the cinema is off.
Ultra Short Throw projection is sensitive to projector and screen positioning. The console therefore starts with a defined projector platform rather than trying to accommodate every possible UST projector.
By planning around the Epson Lifestudio Grand Plus EH-LS970B, the projector position can be coordinated with the intended screen configuration from the beginning of the project.
Build beyond projector audio with a dedicated centre speaker, surround channels, AVR and subwoofer.
Planned into the front console so dialogue remains anchored to the screen.
The system can be built around a suitable AVR for surround processing and amplification.
The console includes space allowance within a mesh-fabric cabinet section.
Combine the system with suitable surround speakers, including Bowers & Wilkins 600 or 700 Series.
Choose a finish that allows the console to either disappear quietly into the interior or become part of the room's visual composition.
Images are for visual reference only. Actual colours, finishes and textures may vary slightly due to material characteristics, lighting and screen settings.
Start with a defined AV solution instead of working out projector, screen and cabinet requirements independently. Choose the screen format, finish and cinema system, then coordinate the final room plan with HAP.
Use the console as an AV planning reference early in the renovation process. Screen position, projector placement and equipment zones can be considered before cabinetry, electrical and cable routes are finalised.
Discuss the room layout, viewing position and intended renovation plan.
Select 100MFRS for floor-rising or 120FS for a fixed-screen system.
Coordinate projector, audio, AVR, subwoofer, power and cable routes.
Align the AV requirements with the final room, cabinetry and interior design.
Tell us about your room, preferred screen format and audio system. We will help you plan the console and AV system as one complete installation.