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Perfecting The Art And Science Of The Man Cave
For any man who’s either moving into a new home or is living in a home where some space has become available, knowing how to go about setting up a man cave can be a good skill to have. Maybe the movers haven’t brought the first box, but it’s for sure that the man of the house is going to stake out his own little piece of heaven consisting of a big screen TV and a home theater, hopefully.
This is especially so when one considers that in a growing household consisting of a wife and a few kids there probably is very little of anything in a home these days that a man can call his own. This isn’t a complaint about the wife and the kids but rather an observation that allowing a man to have his own little personal cave might do a guy some good.
Maybe one isn’t moving into a new place where a claim can be staked on some area of the house, though. Maybe the kids have finally packed up and moved on with their lives and are now finding out about the joys of getting their own selves to work on time. Whatever, there’s probably some space in a room now for a good cave, though why the kids had four home space heaters in there will always remain a mystery.
There may even be some nice space out in the garage that the boy and his former band used to play in. They walled off a nice room and they put carpeting down, so half the job is done. Just move that old Epiphone electric guitar out of the way, or hang it up on the wall, and then get cracking on lining up a really nice TV set, at minimum.
There are a few things that should go into any new cave designed for a man, most people who know about such things would say. For one, there’s got to be at least one really nice lounge chair or even a theater chair if someone has the money for that kind of stuff. Also, the television needs to be at least 44 inches in size, although TVs in the 50 range are much better.
It’s also the case that a good quality home theater system goes along with the TV and the lounger. Add in a small refrigerator for cold drinks and maybe even one of those theater popcorn makers and everything is almost there. And if the budget can’t quite handle all that, consider holding a garage sale and unloading that alpine skiing equipment that was used precisely one time 10 years ago.
No man, if pressed, would ever say that he’s anything but focused on his family and that a cave is nothing more than a place where he can find some temporary respite. There’s nothing wrong with that, and it’s better that he spends his Sundays in there watching the football game than actually out there trying to recapture his lost youth by maybe playing it, right?
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