Uploaded May 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
An interior designer’s dream is to utilize space, and this is the TV Lift that does exactly that. The under-bed TV Lift stores the TV in the base of the bed and is designed to protect any view you have.
The under-bed TV Lift is built into the base of the bed. When closed, it is completely concealed. When opened, the lift raises a lid at the base of the bed, then extends from underneath and flips vertical, scrolling to eye level above your feet. The TV lift can be stopped at any point during the scroll for the user’s comfort.
Due to the nature of the under-bed TV lift, the base of the bed needs to be modified, if possible, or built by a carpenter. We then fit the mechanism to the bed base. Recommended TV sizes for this lift are 32″ to 55″, although we recommend 42″ to 55″. Alternative lifts to the under-bed TV Lift are the foot-of-the-bed TV lift, the ottoman TV lift, and the chaise TV lift— all great alternatives.
An interior designer’s dream is to utilize space, and this is the TV Lift that does exactly that. The under-bed TV Lift stores the TV in the base of the bed and is designed to protect any view you have.
The under-bed TV Lift is built into the base of the bed. When closed, it is completely concealed. When opened, the lift raises a lid at the base of the bed, then extends from underneath and flips vertical, scrolling to eye level above your feet. The TV lift can be stopped at any point during the scroll for the user’s comfort.
Due to the nature of the under-bed TV lift, the base of the bed needs to be modified, if possible, or built by a carpenter. We then fit the mechanism to the bed base. Recommended TV sizes for this lift are 32″ to 55″, although we recommend 42″ to 55″. Alternative lifts to the under-bed TV Lift are the foot-of-the-bed TV lift, the ottoman TV lift, and the chaise TV lift— all great alternatives.
