Superb quality made just the way you want it – meet the Le Bloc custom modern pop up TV lift cabinet.
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We have handmade the Contempo custom flat screen television cabinet with a multitude of different configurations, woods and finishes. The only thing that doesn’t change is its graceful elegance and commanding presence.
Select from 9 woods: Mahogany, walnut, maple, cherry, alder, oak, white oak, ribbonwood mahogany and rift oak. Optional exotic woods and custom finishing also available.
Select from 20 included designer grade stains below:
When your home demands something truly unique! Our custom finishes will turn your new hidden TV lift cabinet into a one of a kind conversation starter ... even before your visitors realize what the cabinet hides.
All pieces are made to order based on your needs. Below serves as a guide based on certain size TV’s. Max TV dimensions are based on the actual size of the TV body itself without a stand. Dimensions can be customizable. Note: adding space for sound bar or doing double sided design may increase size and price.
Note: If there is a furniture piece that shows doors and drawers. All estimated dimensions are based on all doors and drawers being faux (non operating). Having the piece built out with doors and drawers will make the piece bigger and increase the price.
Select from 7 woods: Maple, walnut, cherry, mahogany, oak, alder, rift oak, or White oak
Select from 20 included CT designer level finish stains
Custom wood and finishes available for additional cost
** Notice each size below may have different amount of faux doors and drawers
To fit up to a 43 inch TV 2 door
Exterior dimensions: 46 wide, 18 deep, 30 high
Max TV dimensions to fit a 43 inch TV: 39 wide, 3 deep, 23 high
To fit up to a 50 inch TV
Exterior dimensions: 56 wide, 18 deep, 33.75 high
Max TV dimensions to fit a 50 inch TV: 46 wide, 3 deep, 28.5 high
To fit up to a 55 inch TV 3 door
Exterior dimensions: 60 wide, 18 deep, 34.5 high
Max TV dimensions to fit a 55 inch TV: 49 wide, 3 deep, 29 high
To fit up to a 65 inch TV 4 door
Exterior dimensions: 68 wide, 18 deep, 38.5 high
Max TV dimensions to fit a 65 inch TV: 59 wide, 3 deep, 34 high
To fit up to a 77 inch TV
Exterior dimensions: 78 wide, 20 deep, 44.75 high
Max TV dimensions to fit a 77 inch TV: 69 wide, 3 deep, 40 high
To get started with this discovery process simply click the *GET STARTED* button above, answer a few questions and submit or call Cabinet Tronix at 866.876.6199 or 1.619.422.2784.
After the TV is elevated, the TV will be able to be manually swiveled 180 degrees in each direction allowing for 360 viewing. The swivel has an electronically connected safety feature that restricts the TV from being lowered unless it is back at its original home position. The swivel is a great option for cabinets positioned at the foot of the bed, center of the room, behind couches and in a corner. You can also use a swivel for TV Cabinets positioned against a wall and window, however the rotation will have limitations. $750
The sound bar bracket is placed below the TV and allows for a sound bar to travel up and down with the TV. There are custom applications including but not limited to customizing furniture so the sound bar does not have to travel up and down with the TV. If you’re considering this option, please discuss what is involved and the limitations of sound bar size and space available with a Cabinet Tronix design consultant. $150 for the bracket
Back plates help conceal the back of the TV and wires when the TV is elevated. These back plates are attached to the back bracket of the lift system that raises and lowers the TV. Back plates are a great option for units being placed at the foot of the bed, behind couches or room divider pieces. $250 for the set
Cabinet Tronix has a fantastic warranty. Please click this link to see the warranty information.
Cabinet Tronix uses Conversion Varnish which is one of the best (if not the best) finishes that can be applied to furniture, cabinets and wood in general.
When looking for the right finish, many cabinetmakers/finishers will usually pick one of two options: varnish or lacquer. The results may look similar, but there are some key differences to these two materials.
Conversion varnish has twice the dry
film thickness as lacquer. This makes it more durable and less likely to scratch over time.
CV is slightly more elastic than lacquer. Elasticity is an advantage for wood joint expansion and reduces the chance of cracks at the joints.
Conversion varnish has a higher solid content (about 40%-60% solids by volume), which means it doesn’t need as many coats to build an appropriate film build.
Because it applies smoother and is a more durable finish, CV is pretty easy to clean, making it a perfect finish for cabinet doors that can often get food stuck on them.
