Four Ways a Screen Leaves the Room.

Lifts, folds and turns, built into cabinetry, floors and walls so the television is only there when it is wanted.

Living room, television room.

One timber wall, with its screen put away and then brought out.

A timber-panelled lounge wall above a woven sofa, lamps either side and no screen in sight
The same wall with its panel lowered, a large screen showing a seabird in flight

Lift, fold, turn, sink.

Three C SEED screens that unfold, and the cabinet and ceiling lifts we build around a conventional television.

  • A C SEED N1 screen raised above its sideboard in a high-rise lounge, a woman seated on a low sofa beside it

    C SEED N1

    Moves
    Rises from a sideboard, then unfolds
    Sizes
    110, 137 or 165 in
    Picture
    4K MicroLED
    Opens
    In about 45 seconds
  • The silver base of a C SEED M1 on a stone floor, its screen unfolded above it

    C SEED M1

    Moves
    Rises from the floor, then unfolds
    Sizes
    110, 137 or 165 in
    Picture
    4K MicroLED
    Sound
    2.1 audio in the frame
  • A C SEED HLR screen standing at the far edge of an infinity pool at dusk, reflected in the water

    C SEED HLR

    Moves
    Lifts from the ground, then unfolds
    Sizes
    144 or 201 in
    Where
    Lawns, terraces, poolsides
  • A television raised out of a walnut cabinet at the end of a sofa, a stone fireplace behind it

    Cabinet and ceiling lifts

    Moves
    Up from a cabinet, or down from the ceiling
    Screens
    Conventional TVs, sized to the room
    Furniture
    A cabinet made or adapted for it
    Rooms
    Living rooms, bedrooms, the foot of a bed

How a concealed screen is built in.

TV lift installation is mostly joinery and floors: the mechanism goes in long before the first picture.

  1. Hands over architectural drawings and a white model of a house

    Cabinetry drawn with the joiner

    The cabinet, floor pocket or wall panel is drawn with your joiner and architect, around the mechanism it will hold.

  2. A site lead in a hard hat reading plans beside a pool under construction

    The pocket and the power

    A pocket is formed in the floor or the wall, and power and signal are run while the room is still open.

  3. A weatherproof television behind a hinged panel lifted open above a daybed in a white timber cabana

    Mechanism fitted and tested

    The lift or hinge goes in and is run through its travel until it moves smoothly every time.

  4. A C SEED MicroLED screen on its slim column, lit against a dark studio

    Screen mounted and cabled

    The screen goes onto the mechanism and is cabled back to the rack.

  5. A C SEED media controller in brushed metal on a low table beside a sofa

    Commissioned with the room

    The screen joins the remote and the room's scenes, so bringing it out is a single press.

The questions buyers ask first.

A loft living room with a large screen standing above a low sideboard and a white sofa in front

How long does a hidden TV take to appear?

Under a minute indoors: a C SEED N1 rises from its sideboard and unfolds a 165-inch screen in about 45 seconds. Outdoors, the N1 Outdoor takes about a minute to rise and 25 seconds more to unfold.

A folded C SEED N1 Outdoor tilting up from a stone terrace at the edge of an infinity pool

Can a hidden TV go outdoors?

Yes. The C SEED HLR lifts from a compartment in the ground, and the N1 Outdoor is weatherproofed to stay outside all year, through rain, seawater and snow, with wind and temperature sensors that protect it.

A folded C SEED screen tilting up out of the floor of a pale lounge

Does TV lift installation work with existing furniture?

A lift needs a cabinet made or adapted for it, so we draw it with your joiner, around the mechanism and the screen it will carry. Floor pockets and wall panels are designed the same way, with your architect.

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