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  1. TV Lift Cabinet vs Wall Mount: Which Is Better?

    When planning a room around a television, one of the biggest decisions is whether to use a TV lift cabinet or a wall mount. Both options save space and create a clean look, but they serve different purposes.

    So which is better? The answer depends on your priorities: aesthetics, flexibility, installation, and how you use the room.

    Aesthetics: TV Lift Cabinets Win

    A wall-mounted TV keeps the screen visible at all times. While this creates a modern look, many homeowners don't love having a large black rectangle as the room's focal point.

    A TV lift cabinet solves that problem by hiding the television completely when it's not in use. The result is a cleaner, more furniture-focused design that works especially well in living rooms, bedrooms, and luxury spaces.

    Best choice for aesthetics: TV Lift Cabinet

    Flexibility: TV Lift Cabinets Offer More Options

    Wall mounts are fixed to a specific location. Once installed, moving the TV usually requires patching walls and rerouting cables.

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    Posted on: May 26, 2026
    Posted by: Jenn Mann
  2. Check Out the Latest Line of TV Lift Cabinets

    Here at TV Lift Cabinet, we're always trying out new things when it comes to color and design we'd like to use this space this week to bring your attention to a few new highlights in our catalog. 

    The Chatham lift is available in black, brown, and white color schemes and features a 360 degree electric swivel cabinet. This cabinet is 100% wired and represents a great example of integrated component storage for your electronics. The classic styling looks great from any angle: at the foot of your bed, against the wall or free standing. Your remote control will even work through the cabinet with all components enclosed as a result of the built-in IR receiver. It even has a built in power receptacle.

    The Homestead cabinet is now available in a light brown oak as well as a medium oak finish. This cabinet has a more rustic look and would be at home in a cozy, old-fashioned den. 

    We're proud of the “X” detail styling on the front panel is unique calls to mind the hand-crafted furniture of old.
    Posted on: February 11, 2014
    Posted by: Kerry Mann