tv lift project

What do you do when your bedroom is all good, but your TV is too low? Well, if you are a DIY enthusiast, you do what Mike from Modustrial Maker did– build a concrete countertop and stash away a hidden TV lift mechanism underneath, that conveniently appears at the touch of a button!

The concrete is unique and the TV mounted on the hidden TV lift mechanism is magical. Couldn’t have been a better mix of style and practicality, while having fun with a creative project. You can watch the video here, for detailed information. 

The most common problems of having a TV in the bedroom are:

1.  Lack of space- If you have a TV on a dresser or a cabinet, placing anything else on the top gives a very cluttered look. Not the best thing for a bedroom, which is ideally supposed to give you a ‘peace of mind’ feel. A hidden TV lift mechanism or a hidden TV lift cabinet fixes that problem by simply putting the TV away when you aren’t watching it. 
2. Focus on the TV- More often than not, the focus of a bedroom

For all you car enthusiats out there, we are currently working on a truly innovative project.  We are converting a 1969 Camaro RS/SS car front into a TV lift console.  Are you as excited as we are?

Pre-installed within the hood compartment of the Camaro will be our Uplift 3700 Commercial Grade TV lift mechanism.  The Uplift 3700 commercial grade lift can house up to a 55” TV and hold a TV weight capacity of up to 130lbs.  The car’s grill will function as a drawer that can house your electronics or sound bar.  The 1969 Camaro TV lift console is being custom painted by one of south Florida’s most recognized antique car restoration companies.

This project is scheduled to be completed late May.  The 1969 Camaro RS/SS TV lift console will retail at $9999.  If interested in being the owner of this one-of-a kind lift console, please contact our office at 561-417-0999.