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Creating Separation Between Work and Home Life (Even in One Room)
As more people work from home, the line between professional and personal space has become increasingly blurred. A living room can quickly turn into an office, and before long, it feels like you are always “on.”
One of the biggest challenges is creating a sense of separation, even when you are using the same physical space.
A TV lift cabinet can play a surprisingly important role in solving this.
During the day, your room can remain clean, open, and free of distractions. There is no visible TV pulling your attention away from your work. The space feels intentional, almost like a dedicated office environment.
When the workday ends, the transformation is immediate. With the push of a button, the TV rises into place and the room shifts into relaxation mode. This physical change reinforces a mental shift, helping you disconnect from work and transition into personal time.
It is a small adjustment, but one that can significantly improve how you experience your day.
Rather than feeling like you
Categories: Your Living Room/Family Room , Infrared Relay System , TV lift cabinet , Interior Designers , traditional cabinetsPosted on: April 02, 2026Posted by: Jenn Mann -
Long-Term Furniture Investment, Not a Disposable Media Stand
Many entertainment centers are designed for short-term use. Trends change, electronics evolve, and inexpensive materials wear quickly. TV lift cabinets are built with a different philosophy.
They are designed to last.
Crafted With Furniture-Grade Materials
High-quality TV lift cabinets are constructed using solid woods, reinforced joinery, and durable finishes. These materials are chosen not only for appearance but for longevity, ensuring the cabinet remains structurally sound for years.Unlike mass-produced media furniture, a well-built lift cabinet ages gracefully rather than deteriorating.
Adaptable to Changing Technology
While televisions may change every few years, a properly designed lift cabinet can accommodate multiple upgrades. Adjustable lift mechanisms and timeless design allow the cabinet to remain relevant even as display technology advances.This adaptability makes the cabinet a one-time investment rather than a recurring expense.
Value That Extends Beyond Function
In additionCategories: TV Stands , TV Cabinets , Infrared Relay System , shopping tips , entertainment centers , TV lift cabinets , TV cabinet shopping tips , inspirationPosted on: January 19, 2026Posted by: Jenn Mann -
Now You Can Watch TV From Anywhere In The Room!
Finally – the perfect solution to view your TV from any angle! Do you have a seating area opposite your bed or are you using your cabinet as a room divider? Now you don’t have to be restricted to having your TV face only one direction. Our 360 Swivel lift allows you to rotate your TV 360 degrees via a handy little remote control. Not to mention, our swivel cabinets are loaded with other amazing features – built-in storage with infrared relay system, Ethernet port for external controls, and a built-in wire management system that includes 2 HDMI ports and cables.
The Crystal Pointe 360 Swivel TV lift cabinet was the first swivel model introduced on our site. Since its debut, it has been a HUGE hit! We recently completed production on our newest swivel model – Prism 360 Swivel. Our standard, non-swivel Prism has been a long time favorite of decorators and customers alike, who are looking to add some modern flair to their space. Prism 360 Swivel gives you all the style
Categories: TV Lifts , Infrared Relay System , Product Focus , shopping tips , furniture design , TechnologyPosted on: March 15, 2013Posted by: Kerry Mann -
Now You Can Watch TV From Anywhere In The Room!
Finally – the perfect solution to view your TV from any angle! Do you have a seating area opposite your bed or are you using your cabinet as a room divider? Now you don’t have to be restricted to having your TV face only one direction. Our 360 Swivel lift allows you to rotate your TV 360 degrees via a handy little remote control. Not to mention, our swivel cabinets are loaded with other amazing features – built-in storage with infrared relay system, Ethernet port for external controls, and a built-in wire management system that includes 2 HDMI ports and cables.
The Crystal Pointe 360 Swivel TV lift cabinet was the first swivel model introduced on our site. Since its debut, it has been a HUGE hit! We recently completed production on our newest swivel model – Prism 360 Swivel. Our standard, non-swivel Prism has been a long time favorite of decorators and customers alike, who are looking to add some modern flair to their space. Prism 360 Swivel gives you all the style
Categories: TV Lifts , Infrared Relay System , Product Focus , shopping tips , furniture design , Technology , new product release , swivel tv lift mechanism , Interior DesignersPosted on: March 15, 2013Posted by: Kerry Mann -
Now You Can Watch TV From Anywhere In The Room!
Finally – the perfect solution to view your TV from any angle! Do you have a seating area opposite your bed or are you using your cabinet as a room divider? Now you don’t have to be restricted to having your TV face only one direction. Our 360 Swivel lift allows you to rotate your TV 360 degrees via a handy little remote control. Not to mention, our swivel cabinets are loaded with other amazing features – built-in storage with infrared relay system, Ethernet port for external controls, and a built-in wire management system that includes 2 HDMI ports and cables.
The Crystal Pointe 360 Swivel TV lift cabinet was the first swivel model introduced on our site. Since its debut, it has been a HUGE hit! We recently completed production on our newest swivel model – Prism 360 Swivel. Our standard, non-swivel Prism has been a long time favorite of decorators and customers alike, who are looking to add some modern flair to their space. Prism 360 Swivel gives you all the style
Categories: TV Lifts , Infrared Relay System , Product Focus , shopping tips , furniture design , Technology , new product release , swivel tv lift mechanism , Interior DesignersPosted on: March 15, 2013Posted by: Kerry Mann -
What is an Infrared Relay System?
To better understand how our Infrared Relay System works, it best to first explain the difference between Radio Frequency (RF) and Infrared (IR) commands. Radio frequency commands can go through wood. A garage door opener uses RF commands to open the garage door. Infrared commands cannot go through wood. IR commands must have direct line of sight with IR sensor lights. In order to change channels on a cable box, the remote has to be pointed directly at the cable box sensor light.
With most AV electronics operating on IR commands, how is one supposed to operate AV components if hidden within a TV lift cabinet? The answer to that question is to use the Infrared Relay System.
The Infrared Relay System consists of a receiver eye, output flasher lights (known to us as emitters), hub, and transformer power cord. In each of our storage TV lift consoles, we install a barely visible receiver eye at the front of the cabinet. Behind the cabinet doors, emitters are already
Categories: Infrared Relay SystemPosted on: July 27, 2012Posted by: Kerry Mann -
What is an Infrared Relay System?
To better understand how our Infrared Relay System works, it best to first explain the difference between Radio Frequency (RF) and Infrared (IR) commands. Radio frequency commands can go through wood. A garage door opener uses RF commands to open the garage door. Infrared commands cannot go through wood. IR commands must have direct line of sight with IR sensor lights. In order to change channels on a cable box, the remote has to be pointed directly at the cable box sensor light.
With most AV electronics operating on IR commands, how is one supposed to operate AV components if hidden within a TV lift cabinet? The answer to that question is to use the Infrared Relay System.
The Infrared Relay System consists of a receiver eye, output flasher lights (known to us as emitters), hub, and transformer power cord. In each of our storage TV lift consoles, we install a barely visible receiver eye at the front of the cabinet. Behind the cabinet doors, emitters are already
Posted on: July 27, 2012Posted by: Kerry Mann -
What is an Infrared Relay System?
To better understand how our Infrared Relay System works, it best to first explain the difference between Radio Frequency (RF) and Infrared (IR) commands. Radio frequency commands can go through wood. A garage door opener uses RF commands to open the garage door. Infrared commands cannot go through wood. IR commands must have direct line of sight with IR sensor lights. In order to change channels on a cable box, the remote has to be pointed directly at the cable box sensor light.
With most AV electronics operating on IR commands, how is one supposed to operate AV components if hidden within a TV lift cabinet? The answer to that question is to use the Infrared Relay System.
The Infrared Relay System consists of a receiver eye, output flasher lights (known to us as emitters), hub, and transformer power cord. In each of our storage TV lift consoles, we install a barely visible receiver eye at the front of the cabinet. Behind the cabinet doors, emitters are already
Posted on: July 27, 2012Posted by: Kerry Mann -
Build Your Own Cabinet Using our TV Lift Mechanism with 12-Volt Trigger
Are you a “Do-it-Yourself” person? Then perhaps building your own TV Lift Cabinet and installing our lift mechanism is the best solution for you.
One of our customers, who purchased our Uplift 3700 Lift mechanism, recently shared his project results with us. He was able to convert a birch dresser cabinet into his own TV Lift Cabinet. He removed the dresser drawers and installed a center compartment for his speakers. In the back of the cabinet he installed our Uplift lift Mechanism directly behind the speaker compartment. The end result is one impressive home-made TV Lift Cabinet!
This customer did, however, have a question regarding our 12-Volt Trigger feature.
Customer Question:
How does one use the 12-volt power outlet located on the lift mechanism? I am trying to devise a way to get IR commands into the cabinet to activate a receiver, the lift mechanism and a 42-inch plasma TV.
Our Answer:
To use the 12 volt trigger you will need a 1/8” stereo jack.
Categories: Infrared Relay System , Technology , customer spotlight , Build own TV Lift Cabinet , lift mechanism , DIY project , 12-volt triggerPosted on: December 09, 2011Posted by: Kerry Mann -
Build Your Own Cabinet Using our TV Lift Mechanism with 12-Volt Trigger
Are you a “Do-it-Yourself” person? Then perhaps building your own TV Lift Cabinet and installing our lift mechanism is the best solution for you.
One of our customers, who purchased our Uplift 3700 Lift mechanism, recently shared his project results with us. He was able to convert a birch dresser cabinet into his own TV Lift Cabinet. He removed the dresser drawers and installed a center compartment for his speakers. In the back of the cabinet he installed our Uplift lift Mechanism directly behind the speaker compartment. The end result is one impressive home-made TV Lift Cabinet!
This customer did, however, have a question regarding our 12-Volt Trigger feature.
Customer Question:
How does one use the 12-volt power outlet located on the lift mechanism? I am trying to devise a way to get IR commands into the cabinet to activate a receiver, the lift mechanism and a 42-inch plasma TV.
Our Answer:
To use the 12 volt trigger you will need a 1/8” stereo jack.
Categories: Infrared Relay System , Technology , customer spotlight , Build own TV Lift Cabinet , lift mechanism , DIY project , 12-volt triggerPosted on: December 09, 2011Posted by: Kerry Mann
