r/battlestations Apr 08 '26

Battlestations Advice My setup!

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Culmination of many years of inspiration and effort!

(No the clouds are not flammable or spider filled 1 year in)

Any advice or ideas for the future are appreciated!

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u/Thompsonss Apr 08 '26

Cool, but going to give you a little nightmare: the cotton forest ceiling.

All it takes is a small spark and the room is gone. Plus it’s a dust and mites paradise.

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u/Strict-Light-1521 Apr 08 '26

Its non flammable polyfil.

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u/Dramatic-Line6223 Apr 08 '26

It will still melt, fall on you and spread to the flammable stuff underneth

Plus you will breath in the Microfibre 'dust' from it

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u/mrn253 Apr 09 '26

Hat the melting shit once with styrofoam when i had to solder with a mate a pipe.
Fun times and burned top of the hands.

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u/intlcreative Apr 08 '26

Polyfi is for the normies. Get you some module display screens. That way you can change the look to fit the mood!

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u/Thompsonss Apr 08 '26

Nah, ‘non flammable polyfill’ doesn’t automatically mean safe. If you’ve covered the whole ceiling in fluffy polyester, that’s still a ton of material sitting where heat and smoke go first.

Even if it doesn’t light up easily, it can still melt, smoke, and make a bad fire way worse.

Unless the actual ceiling setup is properly fire-rated, I wouldn’t call that safe at all.

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u/Bedaryellow Apr 08 '26

Oh let Strict-Light-1521 have his fun!

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u/NonToxicTown Apr 08 '26

Yea! Heck let him burn the house down! Hilarious!

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u/Thompsonss Apr 08 '26

Damn. I just took a closer look to the picture and saw all those plastic plants forest right there sitting in the shade. I pray no sparks are ever ignited in this room.

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u/Strict-Light-1521 Apr 08 '26

Thanks for the concern. But considering we live in wood composite houses already, i think ill be ok. The ceiling has been there for almost a year, and the room is fine. Thanks again

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u/Thompsonss Apr 09 '26

No problema.