The problem with making your own hidden TV cabinet is that 1. It's not an easy furniture DIY. 2. One tiny mistake can end up damaging your TV, and 3. It doesn't save you that much money in the ...

The Sanus VLT7 is technically a tilt mount, but the company has added a small degree of extension and swivel that make it easier to access your TV’s connection panel after you’ve hung it on ...

Some people consider a television an eyesore and feel that it detracts from the design of their home. If that describes you, or you simply want to regain some space, try building this hidden TV ...

COMPATIBILITY — Rfiver tv floor stand can raise your TV without drilling into your wall. Compatible VESA mounting hole patterns at back of tv(WxH)100×100-400x400mm, such as 100×100/200×100/ ...

You can pull your TV as far as 22 inches away with a 130-degree swivel, and your screen will rest as close as 2.4 inches to the wall. Plus, the company plants a tree for every TV mount sold.

Unplug the TV so you don’t accidentally electrocute yourself. Remove the back of the TV cabinet. This should be a matter of removing a few screws.

There's not a whole lot to go on, but based on what we've gleaned online, Mitsubishi is demoing a new TV at CEATEC that comes on a motorized swivel, the first such model that we know of to come ...

The new Kanto R600 features an oversized in-wall box that allows cable set-top boxes and TV breakout boxes to be stored in the wall on the included accessory plate. Two TV mounting interfaces are ...

Maybe the room where you want your TV is awkwardly shaped, or has too many windows or too few outlets. Whatever the case, we asked designers, architects and home-stagers for their advice on ...