HT seating dilemma

Streetdaddy. It will be warm. I built a dedicated home theater in 2000 and it gets warm. I do have central air and using it does the job. The problem is when its 73 degrees outside and my house is comfy I have to run the air. I never run central air unless its in the 90's plus. So I am forced to run central air when its cool outside. I would say using the hvac system to just keep the fan on recycles air in the room which does the job on the cooler days too. Depends how cool you like it. I don't like my house cool and keep it around 80 in the summer.

Streetdaddy, do another set of seats behind you. You have plenty of room and you dont necesarily need to be 14 feet back. You could put a couch in the front and comfy individual hometheater seats in the back row. You could then pull double duty with the room and have the couch a hide abed and let your guests go to bed with an awesome theater movie.

Thanks guys. Just tryin' to take in all of what Flrnlamb said! Wow. I never knew there was this much to think about. I have no ht gear yet. I will be using a seperate tube 2 channel setup that is not connected to the ht side. I have all this gear already. I am planning to get B&w inwalls, already have a velo dd15 sup and a b&k 5ch amp. Will look at a processor with eq capabilities. Cabling will be kimber kwik. Room treatments by realtraps.
Flrnlamb, the room is dedicated and enclosed. Entry is from the rear. I want a 110" screen or so. Will have my 2 ch speakers out into the room a few feet. i basically want something like this...
http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?vdone&1174144434&read&3&4&
Looks like i will bring in a chair to put in front of ht seating for 2 ch listening.

This will be a 1080p projector. Is it worth it to get a "anamorphic" screen/ lens like the link above? It looks cool but is it worth the cost?

Ok,
I went to my local hifi buys and they had a setup very similar to my room. They had a riser with 3 chairs on the second row and 2 up front. Looked pretty good to me. That will put the front row at 14 feet, the second row at 17-18 feet. What do you guys think?

my room dimensions are nearly identical to yours. I haven't had the need to seat more than 2 except on rare occasion - but will be interested in what you come up with. Mine was really set up for myself and my wife (but mostly just me).

I would recommend you take Flrnlamb's advice on AC. I'm using semi-cool running gear and it will warm up easily. The projector alone kicks out a lot of heat. I used an already existing room so I didn't have an oppty to add extra ventilation. One of these days I plan to do so.