When You Need Your TV To Disappear At The Office

In the Office, a TV Lift Puts All the Power in Your Hands

Your office is a unique space. It needs to be both conducive to a good workflow—just comfortable enough, in other words, to settle into, but not so much so that you’re constantly distracted—and inviting to clients. A pop-up TV lift is that rare piece of office furniture that fits both molds.

Still an impressive touch

Increasingly, large, sprawling offices are going the way of the fax machine. What’s rising up in their place are smaller, streamlined spaces in which a flat-panel TV lift is at home as the tablet-turned-laptop. It keeps your massive flat-screen from clogging up a corner or swallowing an equally massive bite of the floor. And imagine cutting to a TV emerging from a cabinet during your presentation. Sure, it’s not uncommon anymore, but it’s still impressive.

Bossing ain’t easy

In your experience, what’s the behavior like when a TV’s in plain view? People tend to turn it on and watch it, right? It’s instinctive. If there’s a TV around, then there must be something on. But this is an office, and no matter how creative your line of work, you still need to maintain some level of professionalism. Out of sight, out of mind. Yes, your staff may still watch TV on their tablet-turned-laptops, but they’re doing it on the down-low, behind your back. As long as you’re around, they know they at least need to pretend like they’re getting something done. And, when you reward them with a little TV during work hours, you’re still their champion