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Recently, I was browsing for the latest technology news and I stumbled across an article that exactly reflected my feelings on 3D TV.  Personally, I think the technology is exciting however I’m not convinced that it is something I’d want for my TV lift cabinet.  Between the price and the extra gadgets (namely, the glasses), it just doesn’t appeal to me. I’m perfectly happy with my HD TV. Apparently, I am not alone.

The article I’m referring to is on CNET.com and it discusses why people do not want 3D TV. The manufacturers say CNET hasn’t done enough to convince consumers that this is something they should have.  However according to CNET, the cost of 3D TVs and having to wear the dreaded glasses is proving to be an unfavorable combination for consumers.

When I watch TV, I want to collapse on the couch, turn on the TV and relax. I might have my laptop on my lap while I simultaneously browse the web. I don’t want to have to put on my 3D glasses to watch my favorite shows. I also like

Hi everyone!  Recently we have received quite a few inquiries from our friendly neighbors up north asking us the following questions:

1.)    Do you ship to Canada?

2.)    If so, what is the cost of shipping?

3.)    Are duty and brokerage fees included?

4.)    How long does it take to deliver my TV lift cabinet?

I must confess, while the information can be located on our site, it is not the easiest to find.  I have decided to share our Canadian Shipping Policy with you all here.

Yes, we do ship to Canada.  However, shipping is not free.  If you live within 50 miles of these cities listed below you will be charged $499 extra during check out for TV lift cabinets and $250 for the lift machines.

Within 50 miles of these cities:

• Calgary
• Vancouver
• Toronto
• Ottawa
• Montreal
• Edmonton

Additional charges will be applied if you live beyond 50 miles of these major cities. GST, duty and brokerage fees are all included in your purchase price for all orders shipped to Canada. All paperwork

Hi everyone!  Recently we have received quite a few inquiries from our friendly neighbors up north asking us the following questions:

1.)    Do you ship to Canada?

2.)    If so, what is the cost of shipping?

3.)    Are duty and brokerage fees included?

4.)    How long does it take to deliver my TV lift cabinet?

I must confess, while the information can be located on our site, it is not the easiest to find.  I have decided to share our Canadian Shipping Policy with you all here.

Yes, we do ship to Canada.  However, shipping is not free.  If you live within 50 miles of these cities listed below you will be charged $499 extra during check out for TV lift cabinets and $250 for the lift machines.

Within 50 miles of these cities:

• Calgary
• Vancouver
• Toronto
• Ottawa
• Montreal
• Edmonton

Additional charges will be applied if you live beyond 50 miles of these major cities. GST, duty and brokerage fees are all included in your purchase price for all orders shipped to Canada. All paperwork

Have you ever been in a train station minding your own business when out of nowhere music starts playing?  A few people begin to dance.  Suddenly, hundreds of people start breaking out into choreographed dance.  Then just as quickly the song ends and everyone scatters as if nothing has happened.  Well, if this has happened to you, you have been officially mobbed.  For the folks who have not had the pleasure of seeing this live, raise your TV lift cabinet, turn on the TV and change the channel to the Fox network.

The Fox network just aired last Thursday, its special episode hosted by Howie Mandel called "Mobbed" featuring a surprise engagement.  In the episode, a man proposes to his girlfriend with the help of a flash mob.  According to the Los Angeles Times, the special drew in 10.8 million viewers.  The special performed so well that Fox decided to order 8 more episodes of Mobbed.

Have you ever been in a train station minding your own business when out of nowhere music starts playing?  A few people begin to dance.  Suddenly, hundreds of people start breaking out into choreographed dance.  Then just as quickly the song ends and everyone scatters as if nothing has happened.  Well, if this has happened to you, you have been officially mobbed.  For the folks who have not had the pleasure of seeing this live, raise your TV lift cabinet, turn on the TV and change the channel to the Fox network.

The Fox network just aired last Thursday, its special episode hosted by Howie Mandel called "Mobbed" featuring a surprise engagement.  In the episode, a man proposes to his girlfriend with the help of a flash mob.  According to the Los Angeles Times, the special drew in 10.8 million viewers.  The special performed so well that Fox decided to order 8 more episodes of Mobbed.

Have you ever been in a train station minding your own business when out of nowhere music starts playing?  A few people begin to dance.  Suddenly, hundreds of people start breaking out into choreographed dance.  Then just as quickly the song ends and everyone scatters as if nothing has happened.  Well, if this has happened to you, you have been officially mobbed.  For the folks who have not had the pleasure of seeing this live, raise your TV lift cabinet, turn on the TV and change the channel to the Fox network.

The Fox network just aired last Thursday, its special episode hosted by Howie Mandel called "Mobbed" featuring a surprise engagement.  In the episode, a man proposes to his girlfriend with the help of a flash mob.  According to the Los Angeles Times, the special drew in 10.8 million viewers.  The special performed so well that Fox decided to order 8 more episodes of Mobbed.

Are you in the market to replace your current flat panel TV? Do you have to purchase a TV for your TV lift cabinet? CNET offers a great resource for consumers looking to purchase flat panel TVs. Their posted reviews and feature articles are detailed and really break down the pros, cons, special features and what you’re getting for your money. For example, the article “Samsung, 2011 Plasma, LED TVs priced, shipping” has great comparisons with information on cost and when the particular model will be available for sale. There are full articles about Samsung and Panasonic’s new line up and seemingly endless reviews for any model you may be considering for your home. I really love the handy ‘Master Feature Chart’ available for reference on the Samsung page. Similar to our Printable Measurement Guide, it is a must-see before purchasing a TV for your TV lift cabinet. If you’re looking for a quick reference guide with easy browsing and detailed reviews – check out CNET’s review page!

Are you in the market to replace your current flat panel TV? Do you have to purchase a TV for your TV lift cabinet? CNET offers a great resource for consumers looking to purchase flat panel TVs. Their posted reviews and feature articles are detailed and really break down the pros, cons, special features and what you’re getting for your money. For example, the article “Samsung, 2011 Plasma, LED TVs priced, shipping” has great comparisons with information on cost and when the particular model will be available for sale. There are full articles about Samsung and Panasonic’s new line up and seemingly endless reviews for any model you may be considering for your home. I really love the handy ‘Master Feature Chart’ available for reference on the Samsung page. Similar to our Printable Measurement Guide, it is a must-see before purchasing a TV for your TV lift cabinet. If you’re looking for a quick reference guide with easy browsing and detailed reviews – check out CNET’s review page!

Are you in the market to replace your current flat panel TV? Do you have to purchase a TV for your TV lift cabinet? CNET offers a great resource for consumers looking to purchase flat panel TVs. Their posted reviews and feature articles are detailed and really break down the pros, cons, special features and what you’re getting for your money. For example, the article “Samsung, 2011 Plasma, LED TVs priced, shipping” has great comparisons with information on cost and when the particular model will be available for sale. There are full articles about Samsung and Panasonic’s new line up and seemingly endless reviews for any model you may be considering for your home. I really love the handy ‘Master Feature Chart’ available for reference on the Samsung page. Similar to our Printable Measurement Guide, it is a must-see before purchasing a TV for your TV lift cabinet. If you’re looking for a quick reference guide with easy browsing and detailed reviews – check out CNET’s review page!

Our  Traveler TV lift cabinet is a true beauty!  It features beautiful select hardwood in a rich tobacco finish.  The Traveler’s rich tobacco stain is complemented with brushed nickel hardware creating a clean transitional look sure to work in any room. This TV lift cabinet offers a center lift unit directly below your TV to store two electronics with depths of 13 ¼” or less.  It features a surge protected onboard power for your TV and two components. The Traveler can also accommodate most flat panel TV’s as large as 46”.  Plus we offer free white glove delivery!  Check out the Traveler TV lift cabinet today!