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turn plain room into dungeon - 9/15/2006 3:09:41 PM

simianiodine

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do you have a room or space that would be perfect for your dungeon...but not the time or creative ability to transform it to become the reality?

from faux stone walls or a more 3d feel...most rooms can be transformed into what you envision. in most cases even the smallest budget can go to creating the atmosphere you are looking for.
from simple to intricate...the minds eye is the start.
most projects can be made from simple materials...its up to your vision.

i have worked with many materials/fabrics/paints/tools/faux walls/waterfalls/ponds/temple stone feel blocks/fiberoptic lighting...unique and personal and most of all ,the ability to create a feel within any space or mindset you might desire. if you can think it chances are i can create it.

working out of the central florida area,but with the ability to travel for the right job.
from computer design for you to see your vision before it becomes a reality...i can work with you from start to end product.
i am looking to expand my talents and start a customer base...also willing to barter my time and talent if you are on an etremely low budget...can you work on older american cars?or have other skill sets that i may need in exchange?
drop me a line and lets see if we can make your ideas come to life.

from simple to sublime...without creativity there is no reality.

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RE: turn plain room into dungeon - 9/23/2006 5:56:49 AM

APackageDeal

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Tampa area here. I want to turn my house into a playroom but MUST be disguised as vanilla for family and visiting friends. Any ideas? We are talking about a singlewde OLDER mobile home.

Licks and swats,
Grace

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RE: turn plain room into dungeon - 10/5/2006 5:42:47 AM

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I'm also in the Tampa area and in a mobile home. The worst part is that the older ones had very low ceilings. I would guess yours does.

Well, eye hooks aren't hard to hide or explain, so put them everywhere. And because the ceilings are low I put two overhead but further apart than I normally do so that a tall person would be spread out more than up.

The older ones usually lack closet space too so consider bringing in a cupboard with doors that close. Imagine doors all the way from top to bottom or nearly so, and when you open them the toys are hung on hooks inside the doors. You could have shelves inside for things that don't hang.

I have a bench here that is used in a gym, just a plain bench and very useful for all sorts of things. I used to also have a sit up bench where your knees go over a padded bar while your head is down by the floor. Making the room look like a workout room makes explanations easier and most gym equipment can double as dungeon equipment.

When I moved in the family got a good look at my spanking bench and I told them it was something I worked out with. They evidently fell for it!

Now, the cross has always been a problem. It doesn't hide easily. The last couple places I lived I was a renter and it was a pain worrying about the landlord seeing it. There is just no explanation for the damn thing! Luckily the first place had a garage where I could hide it. The last place I never did put it together. Here I'm not renting so I'm free to do as I like.

I guess you'd have to do without a cross unless someone else has a suggestion. Some do fold down small but they aren't cheap and might be too much trouble. I guess it depends on how often someone vanilla pops in.

I have some of my things in a dresser.

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RE: turn plain room into dungeon - 2/12/2007 7:35:57 PM

wolfwalkerxxx

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The rings are the key to stashing a cross! Yes, have the cross so you can lay it flat & slide under the bed. You can hang a plant or two on the rings to vanillazize them! The St Andrews cros can have rings on the tops of the upper arms, with heavy duty S hooks, chain clips or chain joiner links to hook up to the ceiling rings to keep the cross up. It's not gonna take you anything you can't get at the Depot! I build dungeon stuff for people who don't have room for a bedroom and a dungeon or the ones who want dungeon play in the bedroom at times. I work in wood for most of this gear, headboard with standing stocks, footboard with foot stock-spreader with the cutout plugs you can put in place when not in use, so it looks like there are big wooden medallions set into the head& foot of the bed. Rings for ropework are below the side rails, out of sight enough to not be too noticeable. Quilt stand that is also a flogging horse, and a few more items are gaining popularity. The only weld-work I do is cages & cell doors to replace regular closet doors. See, you don't have to come out of the closet about BDSM!
It can be used as playfully or hardcore as you need it to be is the good thing. The fact I'm located in eastern Canada means big shipping costs for anyone who wants something outside eastern Canada, but will sell blueprint copies to US woodworkers since they do not pose competition for my market.
have fun! PJ

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