A: We can work with any size TV. Our standard units are available in 37", 42", 50", 55", and 65". For custom specifications, we can build units to suit your needs. If your artwork is smaller than your TV, we offer a panel lift option.

A: Absolutely! You can use your existing artwork or mirror. We can guide your local framer on how to adapt the back to fit our unit. We'll need the exact weight and measurements of the frame, along with photos of the front and back for proper finishing and to assess any additional weight.

A: Our website showcases a sampling of traditional and contemporary artworks.

We offer re-creations of the works of the Old Masters with the same timeless quality. Our artists can recreate your favorite selection of art in the appropriate size, ensuring quality and satisfaction. For modern tastes, call us to discuss acquisition of original pieces by today's leading contemporary artists. We partner with North America's leading Fine Art publishers.

Prefer something more personalized? Send us your own pictures or artwork. We can work from existing photographs, prints, or any other source that can be scanned or a digital image file emailed by the client. We offer archival, museum- grade printing services of Giclee prints on canvas. We can digitally enhance or correct the color as well as the composition to any piece as an additional service.

A: Not at all! We have a state-of-the-art giclee printer that can print images on canvas, fine art watercolor paper, or photographic paper. Our archival paper and inks guarantee long-lasting quality. Simply provide us with an image, and our art department will digitize and manipulate it as needed.

A: Yes, you can! For larger TVs, we offer a scratch-resistant plexiglass mirror that looks just like a real mirror but is lighter in weight. Our TVCoverups can lift a framed mirror with outer dimensions of 40 x 50, perfect for accommodating any 42"-44" screen.

A: No problem! Our TVCoverups can be designed to store your AV equipment, speakers, Blu-Ray/DVD player, wires, and other consoles. Just provide us with the dimensions of your entertainment consoles, and we'll create a tailored solution for you.

A: Our automated units come with an RF remote controller and a handheld transmitter. We also offer contact closure for configuring universal remote control automation.

A: Absolutely! Our TVCoverups allow full access to your TV, making it compatible with any tilting or articulating hardware, whether manual or automated. Sensors are available on the automated units to disable the TVCoverup when the TV is extended. Custom depths are available to accommodate additional space requirements.

A: Yes, you have the option to install our TVCoverups "in" or "on" the wall. Our "On Wall" units are designed for the thinnest TVs, while our "In Wall" units are installed inside the wall. Detailed measurements can be found on our products/pricing page. If you have the thinnest TV available or a unique situation, we can custom build the Theater Box accordingly. Additional depth for articulating hardware is easily accommodated.

A: If setting the box in the wall is not possible, we offer extension molding that matches your picture frame. This molding extends back to the wall, compensating for any difference. Contact us for other suitable options for your specific situation.

A: Not a problem at all! Please provide us with photos and measurements of your existing setup so that we can assist you better.

A: Currently there are five different approaches on the market to the solution of hiding or masking a flat screen television.

1.A roll-up: 

This approach cannot utilize original art and requires viewing the screen inside a picture frame. It also requires the viewer to be standing for perpendicular viewing.


2. A lift:

 The television fits inside a cabinet and either lifts out or the cabinet slides to the side or above the flat screen. This system requires a separate piece of furniture for the screen to pop out from or requires that the viewer watches the TV with the art above or to the side. These systems can cost from $4,000 to $8,000.


3. A two way mirror: 

Difficulties include compromised reflection from daylight or lights in the room at night, TV's have specially finished glass to cut reflection whereas the two way mirror no option to tilt the Flat Screen for perpendicular viewing - and the viewer is watching TV in a picture frame. Occasionally we will install two way mirrors with the TVCoverups product in order to access the benefits listed in #5 below.


4. Framing the TV: 

The viewer is not only watching TV in a picture frame, but when the TV is off, there is a black hole in the focal point of the room.


5. Our TVCoverup:

 Any framed art or mirror can be used to cover the flat screen. The viewer has the freedom of full articulating arm hardware, allowing for perpendicular viewing from anywhere in the room. Our system provides a total black theater viewing enclosure, eliminating ceiling reflections and picture lighting.
Our TVCoverup offers the freedom to use any framed art or mirror to cover the TV. With full articulating arm hardware, you can enjoy perpendicular viewing from anywhere in the room.

A: Costs for our standard-sized auto and manual units can be found on the bottom of this page.

Our standard sizes are sent knockdown with assembly instructions.

Alternatively, you can opt for the box and hardware to come fully assembled for an additional charge.

The artwork or panel is detached during shipping and attached after the installation box and hardware are installed on the wall using the provided screws.

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