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TV Lift Question

2 years ago

HI - I am very interested in the white lift for the TV - what is the brand?

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2 years ago
This was actually a custom built cabinet that is practically hollow on the inside. We then mount the motor and lift mechanism inside the unit along with the TV. We would be happy to work with you on a project like this... do you happen to have a carpenter?
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