Anglican Church
This job was a little more unusual.  It involved setting up a discrete PA system in a small church and keeping wires hidden where-ever possible, all without damaging the fragile walls.  KRIX Aquatix outdoor speakers were used to provide a small visual impact while still offering  big sound.

Bedroom Plasma
This job involved mounting a 42inch plasma on some false cupboards using a tilt bracket.  Austar box ,DVD player and cables are all kept hidden.

Berri Club
50 inch Plasma wall mounted at Berri Club.  Mounted on solid wall with digital set-top box concealed in ceiling.

Kitchen TV
Small Kitchen TV wall mounted with digital set-top box concealed in ceiling.

New Home
This new home was pre-wired during the contraction phase while the speakers and TV were mounted and setup once the building was complete.  The speakers are the inexpensive yet very effective Logitech Z5500 THX 5.1 speaker system and the whole setup is controlled using a Logitech Harmony universal remote control.

Recreation Room
This recreation room home addition required a clean installation with no visible wires.  All necessary cables were put in place during construction while the TV and in-ceiling speakers were mounted once the building was finished.  All A/V equipment is kept in the right hand corner and everything is controlled using a single Harmony remote control.

Outdoor Entertaining
2 examples of weatherproof speakers mounted in outdoor entertaining areas.  Both run off of existing lounge room amplifiers via a speaker switch.  The second installation also has a volume controller mounted outdoors for easy volume control

Bose Lifestyle System
This job involved mounting discrete KRIX Holographix in-ceiling speakers in a hallway (pictured), Krix Atmospherix in a second lounge, KRIX Aquatix in an outdoor entertaining area and a BOSE Lifestyle system (also pictured) in the main living area.  Audio throughout the whole house is controlled using the BOSE Lifestyle system and separate Zone remote controls.  The 42 inch is mounted using a Vogels double arm bracket (also pictured).  All the A/V equipment is kept in a cupboard out of sight and is controlled using an Infra-red repeater system.