swivel machine

  1. 16 Swivel TV Ideas for Open Floor Plans (One TV, Every Seat)

    16 Swivel TV Ideas for Open Floor Plans (One TV, Every Seat)

    Open floor plans are great for everything except the TV. Mount it facing the sofa and the kitchen gets a side view. Angle it for the kitchen and the couch loses.

    A 360 degree swivel TV lift cabinet fixes that. The TV rises out of a real piece of furniture, then turns to face whoever is watching. When you are done it lowers out of sight and you get your room back. Every cabinet here is finished on all four sides, so it can float in the middle of a room, and most roll on hidden casters. Here are 16 ideas for where and how to use one, plus a placement checklist at the end.

    1. Face the Kitchen Island While You Cook

    Azura swivel TV lift cabinet in chestnut

    Dinner prep goes faster with the game on. Park the Azura in Chestnut at the edge of the living area and swing the TV toward the island while you cook, then back toward the sofa once the plates are down. One reviewer called it a game changer, with smooth swivel action and excellent build quality.

    ChestnutQuartz WhiteCopperOlive
    Posted on: October 05, 2026
    Posted by: Jenn Mann
  2. Win a 33" Tall 360-Degree Electric Swivel TV Lift – Over $1,600 Value!

    Win a 33" Tall 360-Degree Electric Swivel TV Lift – Over $1,600 Value!

    Ready to upgrade your living space with an incredible TV lift cabinet that blends style, function, and innovation? We're thrilled to announce an exciting giveaway you won’t want to miss!

    We're giving away a 33" Tall 360-Degree Electric Swivel TV Lift – a premium, American-made piece valued at over $1,600! Whether you're looking to elevate your living room, bedroom, office, or RV setup, this TV lift offers smooth, remote-controlled functionality with a sleek design that hides your TV when not in use.

    What Makes This TV Lift Special?
    Electric Swivel Feature: Effortlessly rotate your screen 360 degrees with the push of a button.
    Smooth, Quiet Operation: Enjoy seamless raising/lowering with whisper-quiet mechanics.
    Perfect for Small Spaces: Designed to maximize your space and enhance aesthetics.
    Proudly Made in the USA: Built with top-quality craftsmanship in Holmes County, Ohio.
    Whether you're a home theater enthusiast

    Posted on: July 01, 2025
    Posted by: Jenn Mann
  3. Bedrooms: Not Just For Sleeping Anymore

    Remember when bedrooms were just for sleep? Today many people are living in close quarters. From studio and one-bedroom apartments and condominiums, people are constantly seeking ways to live well in small spaces. Each space needs to serve a purpose and many people are looking for ideas to make bedrooms sanctuaries that not only provide the basic furnishings for sleep, but also provide space to work and relax. Contemporary bedroom furniture and space-saving designs help maximize space in small rooms to make them feel more spacious.

    Living well in close quarters requires, among other things, efficient furnishings. Here are a few tips to consider if you’re hoping to make your bedroom a multi-purpose space that’s as functional as it is beautiful.

    1) Go vertical. If the ceilings are high enough, some people are adding lofts for beds so they can use the lower space for other living essentials. It’s an efficient way to maximize a small space, especially if you’re in a studio apartment.

    6511bl-1 Prism
    Posted on: August 26, 2015
    Posted by: Kerry Mann
  4. Coming Soon – The Swivel TV Lift Mechanism

    Here is a sneak peek at our new swivel lift machine.  The swivel lift will be available in our Crystal Pointe TV lift cabinet come end of June for a soft launch.  The video is broken down into three clips.

    First clip shows TV lift rising up from cabinet.  The design of our swivel lift mechanism is quite innovative.  The lift is designed to attach to the cabinet lid as it rises up from cabinet.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryRe-lgd-VA

    The second clip shows how easily the swivel machine can rotate 360 degrees.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQ88HTZSbvs

    The third clip shows how the lift descends within cabinet.  As the lift descends it reattaches the cabinet lid back to cabinet before lowering down completely into cabinet.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ER4b6uYcNVg

     

     

    Posted on: April 16, 2012
    Posted by: Kerry Mann