Updated game room pics

[Barracuda]

I hate to be a Killjoy, but... what is the chances of your basement getting flooded?

You know I thought about that very same thing.

[Sauza12]

Sorry for the late replies.  Been busy lately.

There is a chance that my basement will flood, but I'm going to take precautions against it.

First of all, in the spring I'm going to try to grade the area around my house as much as possible to keep rainwater from draining towards the house.  If I can't get the proper grade, I have a drainage system planned out.

Once I get that done, I'm going to get my basement waterproofed.  It's pretty expensive to get done, but It will be worth it in the long run.

I also kept everything away from the sewer drainage in the basement.  To further keep the possibility of having a drainage backup damaging my games, I'm going to put up some drywall that will keep water away.

If all that fails, and my basement still floods, well that's what insurance is for! 

[Funk_Buddy]

A sump pump with a back up battery is a must for flooding basements.

[Ghost Soldier]

Dry wall in a basement thats moist is a bad idea.  Mold will start to grow really quickly.  I suggest what funk said a good sump pump and some dry lock on the walls.  If all else buy some good metal shelfs (that don't rust) and store your games on them.

[Sauza12]

I've actually been able to keep the humidity in my basement at under 50%.  When I first moved in it was very moist, but not anymore.

I'm going to look into a sump pump.  Doesn't sound like a bad idea.  Thanks!

[TurboGrafxer AKA DCer]

new photos in my profile.

[Ghost Soldier]

new photos in my profile.

Photos look pretty good.  Whats up with the red snes though ?  Interesting color combo's.  By the way I love The Lost Boys Poster 8-)