Beolab 8000 Wood front cover

Beolab 8000
Make your own wood front, very easy, and very nice looking.

[@E36andE46vlog]

Very nice indead. A litle bit to thick in my taste, and no sides for the clean look, In don 't know. But nice style and they look OEM.

[@wayneharrison9222]

Very nice job 👍

[@martinstitolarefisso]

very nice, very smart. Thanks for sharing.

[@cjakmac]

Har bare købt lister i fuld længde og skåret dem så de passer m højttaleren

[@sakaspuds]

good job

[@SjoeholmRacingTeam]

Har du selv skåret "pindene" eller kan de købes færdig i den længde ?

[@av_nirvana]

Nicely done! I believe I am going to give this a try. Have you had any issues with the double-stick tape coming loose, or allowing the wood slats to rattle at volume?

[@cjakmac]

Hello, I had issues at first, but that was because the tape was to thin. I cut it with a knife, so It was the same as the wood stick. 1 cm. But It didn’t work. I then used the tape in full size.. Maybe glue is an alternative. I tried a glue gun, but it didn’t work. It was to quick dry..

[@av_nirvana]

@@cjakmac Thanks for the quick response. I'll have to take a closer look once I remove the fabric and figure out what the options might be.

[@krisvandenberghe5735]

Hello, I don't understand the taping procedure is it over the lenght of the speaker ?

[@cjakmac]

Sorry my late answer ☺️ I’m not sure I understand. But I tried to glue the wood sticks at first. It didn’t work.. I then used tape. I only use tape on the surface around each speaker 🔈
I used tape on each surface on the original front- without the fabric

[@Halbmond]

It looks great, like the new Beolab with the wooden slats! But isn’t this going to affect the sound coming out of them?

[@cjakmac]

Not at all, clear beautiful sound 👍🏼