Bracket That Folds Up To The Ceiling?

[anotherdavid]

Hi all

Is there such a thing as bracket (for a display) that folds up to the ceiling when not in use?

Had a look at the Selby Site, but couldn't see anything there

thanks

[debruis]

Hi all

Is there such a thing as bracket (for a display) that folds up to the ceiling when not in use?

Had a look at the Selby Site, but couldn't see anything there

thanks

Yes there is. Search Ultra-lift or motorized LCD/plasma bracket/lifter

[pgdownload]

What sort of thing are you thinking of?

An arm that you can push around.

Something that is recessed or just bolted on?

Why not just attach a fixed bracket to the ceiling. Why the need to move the TV a few feet closer to you?

Are you watching the TV while lying down looking up? Or more like at the foot of the bed?

Did they ever get around to selling that TV that

?

Regards

Peter Gillespie

[anotherdavid]

It's a space issue

I have a Darts Board on wall

I want the display to be in the same "space" and looking for solution

Display folds down in front of dart board, display folds out of the way again when darts baord being used

No darts in display!

[AV-R]

Yeah there is definitely such a thing. Have used a number of them. As noted above search for Ultra lift. http://www.ultraliftaustralia.com.au/

They do all sort's of lifter's/flipper's/dipper etc. All great quality. I'd recommend getting it installed by someone who know's what they are doing though.

AV-R

[Triggy]

Yeah there is definitely such a thing. Have used a number of them. As noted above search for Ultra lift. http://www.ultraliftaustralia.com.au/

They do all sort's of lifter's/flipper's/dipper etc. All great quality. I'd recommend getting it installed by someone who know's what they are doing though.

AV-R

I would definately love that descender but for over $7k I think i can live with a pole mount

[Abaddon]

ultralift or screentechnics.

[diesel]

What about having some doors that could close over the TV (like cabinet doors) and you hang your dart board on to that. I presume it'd be easier than having all the moving parts, cables etc associated with a motorised stand?