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  1. TV Lift Cabinets for Vacation Homes

    Are you designing your vacation home master bedroom?  If so, you may wish to select one of the following three foot-of-the-bed TV lift cabinets for your bedroom.

    Bermuda Run for Island Living

    The Bermuda Run TV Lift Cabinet is part of our trunk collection.  This cabinet inspired by tropical island living is made of wicker, rich brown leather and Caribbean woods.  The leather bound corners are nailed in place by hand by our expert Craftsmen.  The Bermuda Run TV lift cabinet holds up to most 46” TVs with maximum TV size dimensions at 44"W x 4-3/4"D x 28-7/8"H. The cabinet also features plenty of room to conceal TV and two electronic components. There are pre-cut holes at bottom of cabinet for feeding cords underneath cabinet to an electric outlet.

    Carousel White for the Cottage by the Sea

    The Carousel White TV lift cabinet is constructed of solid maple wood and manufactured right here in the United States.  This cabinet is finished on all four sides in a classic white paint.

    The

    Posted on: May 14, 2012
    Posted by: Kerry Mann
  2. Microsoft Offering $99 Xbox 360 with Subscription Plan

    If you are looking for a great gaming console to store within your TV lift cabinet, you may be interested to know that Microsoft is now offering the Xbox for only $99 plus a subscription fee.   Currently, Xbox and other gaming consoles cost around $299.  This is a hefty price tag for consumers to pay out.  Many are not able to pay this upfront cost.  To get around this hurdle, Microsoft is now offering this affordable subscription plan.

    Consumers will have to pay a $99 initial fee to get Xbox 360 and then commit to a two year contract.  The subscription fee per month is $15.  The $99 price tag is a much more manageable number for consumers to handle than $299.  Microsoft is hoping this pricing strategy will lure in more customers and increase their Xbox sales.

    Now for those who enjoy crunching numbers, you may have already figured out that the cost of owning an Xbox will amount to $459 with this new pricing strategy whereas it is only $299 without subscription.  However,

    Posted on: May 04, 2012
    Posted by: Kerry Mann
  3. Jawbone Releases the Big Jambox Bluetooth Speaker

    Jawbone experienced great success with their original Jambox speaker.  Due to this success, the company decided to make modifications to its Jambox Bluetooth speaker to introduce the Big Jambox.  The Big Jambox is larger than its predecessor, measuring at 10” W x 3.5” H x 3.1” D.  While not small enough to fit within a coat pocket, it can fit comfortably inside TV lift cabinets or in cars.

    The Big Jambox produces amazing sound quality.  As Jawbone’s VP, Travis Bogard stated “Sometimes, there are situations where you want more sound”.  That is exactly what the Big Jambox delivers.

    The Big Jambox has six command buttons compared to the original Jambox’s three.  The command buttons are the talk/Jambox button, play/pause, previous and next, and the up and down volume buttons.  The Big Jambox also has a Bluetooth pairing button, a 3.5mm stereo auxiliary input jack, a Micro USB port, and a power adapter jack.  The Bluetooth button can be connected with Apple products (iPhone,

    Posted on: May 01, 2012
    Posted by: Kerry Mann
  4. The 1969 Camaro RS/SS TV Lift Project

    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.

    Posted on: April 20, 2012
    Posted by: Kerry Mann
  5. 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
  6. Fox Renews Three Comedy Shows

    If you enjoy watching Glee, Raising Hope and New Girl on your TV lift cabinet, then you will be happy to know these three sitcoms have been renewed by Fox.  All three shows will be renewed for another year.

    According to Kevin Reilly, Fox entertainment president, “New Girl has become the hottest new appointment series for young adults”.  It is currently ranked No. 2 among young adults.  Raising Hope’s quirky sometimes offbeat humor earns it another year’s contract, while Glee is still a top 10 favorite among young adults.

    Posted on: April 09, 2012
    Posted by: Kerry Mann
  7. Follow us on Pinterest!

    We are now on Pinterest.  Pinterest is a virtual pinboard.  People can “pin” the products that inspire them to their pinboards and share them with family and friends.  People use pinboards to decorate their homes, share recipes, and plan their weddings.

    In the next few weeks we will be building out our pinboard with room designs.  Be sure to pin your favorite TV lift cabinet to your “For the Home” pinboard.   We were pleasantly surprised to find that folks were already pinning us before we even joined.  Thank you for your support.  We love it!  Keep those pins coming!

    Posted on: April 06, 2012
    Posted by: Kerry Mann
  8. Product Focus of the Week: The Steamer TV Lift Cabinet

    Bring a little bit of the past into your present day home with our Steamer Trunk TV lift cabinet.  This hand carved oak trunk beautifully replicates the old voyager trunks families used when travelling across the Atlantic Ocean.  Instead of storing clothes and family heirlooms, you can smartly hide your flat screen TV and two electronic components within this cabinet.

    The Steamer trunk comes with pre-installed two-tray lift machine and radio frequency remote control.  The top tray supports your TV, while the bottom tray supports your electronics.  With a click of a button, the TV and electronics can be raised or lowered.  Steamer TV lift cabinet dimensions are 47 ¾”W x 19” D x 41 ¼” H.

    Posted on: April 06, 2012
    Posted by: Kerry Mann
  9. Shipping Cabinets outside the Continental United States

    Do you live outside the continental United States and want to know how much it would cost to ship one of our TV lift cabinets to your home?  For our Hawaii, Alaska, Canada and overseas customers, we can provide shipping quotes to you.  Simply email us at [email protected] or call us at 877-377-5435. We will need the following information from you.

    • Shipping address
    • Name, email address, and phone number
    • Cabinet choice

    Please note that shipping quotes can take up to 48 hours to obtain.

    Posted on: March 30, 2012
    Posted by: Kerry Mann
  10. Is the TV Antenna Making a Comeback?

    Recently, newspapers across the country have been featuring a deceiving ad that looks more like a news article about Clear Cast’s “Razor thin” indoor digital HDTV antenna.  Clear Cast claims their antenna will allow consumers to enjoy up to 900 shows on their TV Lift Cabinet.  This new invention is being offered to consumers for only $38.  Once consumers purchase satellite antenna they will never have to pay for television again.

    Is this too good to be true? Well, yes and no.  Sure with the indoor antenna consumers may be able to get basic television, but this “new invention” isn’t really new.  The satellite antenna is no different than the “bunny ear” antennas our grandparents used on their televisions.  The only new adaptation of Clear Cast’s antenna from grandma’s antenna is that their antenna can be suction cupped to a window.

    Google search results show cheaper antennas can be found at Radio Shack and Wal-Mart for under $10.  While antennas can work, the success rates

    Posted on: March 29, 2012
    Posted by: Kerry Mann