If that describes you, or you simply want to regain some space, try building this hidden TV lift cabinet ... and then proceeds to build the cabinet doors and face frames.

To further hide visual clutter, choose something with at least one cabinet door to place the cable box and/or router behind, then feed the cords through the back and up to the TV. You'll most ...

Here’s how to hide your TV ... not the only thing this system disguises. The tall door next to it is a coat closet. To really make a TV cabinet vanish, tuck it within the wall so it’s ...

One problem with a wall-hung setup is that, when the TV is off, the screen presents a large, blank, blacked-out image. The ...

Small trim molding around the larger panel folds out of the way to allow the panel to swivel, then flips back to completely hide ... your TV receiver inside the cabinet. That way, solid doors ...

Last week I mentioned a piece of equipment in my TV cabinet that I’d like to tell ... The radio waves can penetrate walls and cabinet doors. RF remotes are expensive, and few stereos or video ...

The obvious solution is to hide it behind closed doors. Unfortunately ... receiver into the primary receiver and stick it near your TV. The primary receiver and emitter communicate over radio ...