Hidden TV's
Drop Down Lift - Lake Oconee, Ga
The client's interior designer on this particular project threw down a challenge. She wanted a flat panel TV that would come down from the ceiling and allow the client to view the TV from her master bedroom and the adjoining office. We found a ceiling lift from one of our partners (Chief Manufacturing). We were excited to find out that this was a completely enclosed TV lift system. This unit holds a flatscreen in the ceiling, lowers it on command, tilts it outwards, and swivels the TV for optimal viewing. The swivel can rotate the TV 360-degrees, and the tilting module ...
Folding Ceiling Lift
The folding ceiling lift requires minimal depth in the ceiling (about 6-8” for a 42” Plasma). The TV literally folds down from the ceiling when being used. Some units will also tilt or swivel for optimum viewing once lowered. These lifts are constructed of structural marine grade aluminum and stainless steel, are fully Heli-arc welded, and have a powder- coated finish. Nearly all the parts are CNC machined adding to the lifts quality. The unit consists of an outer aluminum frame that attaches to the surrounding rough opening. The Plasma TV attaches to a swing-arm that is operated by a gear ...
Hidden TV within furniture
A hidden TV lift is the ideal solution to obstructing your TV from view when it's not needed. The hidden TV lift can be placed behind a cabinet or built within existing furniture. When it's time to watch television simply push a button and the flat panel will rise into viewing position. The hidden TV lift provides convenience for the owner and safety for the television. Parents don't need to worry about possible damage to the screen from playful children with this concealed design. Limited space in the home can oftentimes be problematic when owning a large plasma TV, yet a ...
Tapestry - Douglasville, Ga
This client chose a Tapestry Flat-Screen Cover (picture above) because it offered a stylish, yet economical solution to hiding a flat-screen television. She actually found us through the Tapestries, Ltd website. We programmed a Universal Remote to lower her tapestry into place, changing the personality of the room from casual to elegant in seconds. A tilting motorized automated mount was also added to this project. This required ETI to remove stone from the fireplace to accommodate the motorized mount. The client pushes one button on the Universal Remote and a series of actions happen: The tapestry rolls up to expose the TV The TV ...
TV behind Art – Option 1
The Sliding Art Frame: At the touch of a hand-held transmitter, this product lets you conceal and reveal a recessed TV behind your favorite painting. There are no exposed tracks or wiring. Pressing a button on the remote moves your original artwork to reveal your TV. This art lift can be configured to move up/down/left or right. Another Media Décor option is the world’s first silent, Precision Electronic Dual Sliding Lift for using Original Art, Mirrors or Panels to Conceal TVs. This is actually called a 'Diptych'. 2 separate pieces of complimentary art slide outwards to reveal the TV. Typically 2 ...
TV behind Art – Option 2
The Motorized Art Frame from Media Décor is a ‘stationary’ solution patented to concealing the plasma display. When the TV is off, all that is seen is a framed piece of art. When the TV is on, the canvas retracts into the top of the frame and reveals the plasma TV with a wooden frame around it. The Media Décor motorized art frame design is based on research of what factors are most important to clients and designers who wish to conceal large displays with motorized artwork. It was never designed (in its present form) to appeal to a price point ...
Drop Down Lift - Lake Oconee, Ga
The client’s interior designer on this particular project threw down a challenge. She wanted a flat panel TV that would come down from the ceiling and allow the client to view the TV from her master bedroom and the adjoining office. We found a ceiling lift from one of our partners (Chief Manufacturing). We were excited to find out that this was a completely enclosed TV lift system. This unit... [Read more about this Hidden TV]
Folding Ceiling Lift
The folding ceiling lift requires minimal depth in the ceiling (about 6-8” for a 42” Plasma). The TV literally folds down from the ceiling when being used. Some units will also tilt or swivel for optimum viewing once lowered. These lifts are constructed of structural marine grade aluminum and stainless steel, are fully Heli-arc welded, and have a powder- coated finish. Nearly all the parts are... [Read more about this Hidden TV]
Hidden TV within furniture
A hidden TV lift is the ideal solution to obstructing your TV from view when it’s not needed. The hidden TV lift can be placed behind a cabinet or built within existing furniture. When it’s time to watch television simply push a button and the flat panel will rise into viewing position. The hidden TV lift provides convenience for the owner and safety for the television. Parents don’t... [Read more about this Hidden TV]
Tapestry - Douglasville, Ga
This client chose a Tapestry Flat-Screen Cover (picture above) because it offered a stylish, yet economical solution to hiding a flat-screen television. She actually found us through the Tapestries, Ltd website. We programmed a Universal Remote to lower her tapestry into place, changing the personality of the room from casual to elegant in seconds. A tilting motorized automated mount was also added... [Read more about this Hidden TV]
TV behind Art – Option 1
The Sliding Art Frame: At the touch of a hand-held transmitter, this product lets you conceal and reveal a recessed TV behind your favorite painting. There are no exposed tracks or wiring. Pressing a button on the remote moves your original artwork to reveal your TV. This art lift can be configured to move up/down/left or right. Another Media Décor option is the world’s first silent, Precision... [Read more about this Hidden TV]
TV behind Art – Option 2
The Motorized Art Frame from Media Décor is a ‘stationary’ solution patented to concealing the plasma display. When the TV is off, all that is seen is a framed piece of art. When the TV is on, the canvas retracts into the top of the frame and reveals the plasma TV with a wooden frame around it. The Media Décor motorized art frame design is based on research of what factors are most important... [Read more about this Hidden TV]
TV behind Mirror
The Media-Mirror™ is a new product developed and patented by Media Décor, LLC. In simple terms, it is a mirror when the TV is turned off and a TV when the TV is turned on. Unlike 2-way mirrors, Media-Mirror features “Beam-Splitter” technology. Instead of a half-silvered coating, it has a high efficiency dielectric coating designed to transmit the TV picture at maximum brightness and... [Read more about this Hidden TV]
Underbed Lift
This underbed lift neatly tucks any Plasma or LCD screen up to 60” out of sight. The customized folding front panel and a wide selection of custom finishes ensure you will not be faced with a choice between the decorating style you love and the high tech equipment you desire. The optional “rotation” feature allows you to change the location from which you view your screen. Because the left,... [Read more about this Hidden TV]
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