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Slideshow: 8 Ways to Hide a TV
8 Ways to Hide a TV
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Pop up, slide out or drop down, there are hideaway options for every type of screen, space and budget.
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Slip Sliding Away
It’s hard deciding what to make the focal point of a family room: the TV or a piece of wall art. By attaching a motor to a favorite painting, you won’t have
to choose. The art can rest over the screen, then slide away to reveal the TV when you press a button on your remote control.
Auton offers In-vis-o-trak models that can move your art vertically or horizontally on a pre-assembled track, depending on the available wall space. Another nice thing about this solution, says company president Virgil Walker, is that you can put a new piece of art into the track whenever you redecorate.
Price: Starts at $2,995
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