Turnstile for Gameroom / Home Theater / Etc.

[barry5327]

Here is a very cool item for those of you with a gameroom, home theater, etc.

I have two of these, and am keeping one for my gameroom. The other is up on auction:

The Link


If link does not work, item # is 250176957532

Thanks,
Barry Schiffer
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Please visit my gameroom:
http://home.comcast.net/~barry5327/

[nickbuol]

That is awesome. I would love to have something like that for my home theater, but I didn't design a large enough entry way to allow for one (plus I have to way to get it). I would tear it apart and clean it up, get rid of the rust, repaint it, and make it look like new. I know that you are keeping your's in, as my wife would say, "well loved condition"... I reworked some movie theater seats for my first home theater, and working with metal to get rid of rust and to repair it to a smooth surface took time, but was well worth it.

Good luck selling it. You will make the buyer very happy!

[Chrisdice]

pretty neat.

[KennithX]

I seen ones exactly like this still in service in a cafeteria. the have a counter built in so you can keep track of how many guests your room get.

[swissmr]

Turnstile...What a great new thing for me to look for around town.
I must say your gameroom taste is great all that stuff looks great. How did you like your Mario Pinball? The Omni pin looks really cool as well.

[barry5327]

Stupidly, I sold the Mario pinball about 6 months ago (gameroom pics are a little old) and have regretted it ever since - a fun and highly underrated game - probably due to the kid/video game theme.

The Omni is actually a shuffle alley, and is heavily played all the time at parties - if you have the room, I highly recommend a shuffle alley.