I finally took a few moments to video tape the TV lift in action.
It is a Nexus 21 TV lift that we bought directly from the manufacturer.
We love the lift for many different reasons- including how quiet it is and the quality of their workmanship.
(The noise you hear in the beginning is me moving around.)
My husband & I recently purchased a 1999 Damon Daybreak motorhome and I have decided this may be the easiest way to document our own "polishing" of the "diamond in the rough" -or in plain english ..."Our Remodel" of this RV.
Showing posts with label Nexus 21. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nexus 21. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Sunday, December 22, 2013
Entertainment Center... In-Depth
This is a closer look of the Entertainment Center. It is not perfect by any means (the stain color -for one) but it is functional.
We had to get it delivered so we could add the electrical and cut in the wiring holes.
I will give a brief description under each picture.
Hidden electrical outlet that is feeding the printer drawer.
Here is the printer pull-out drawer with the electrical strip being fed from the above mentioned plug.
Wire management & loom that was added to handle the Blu-Ray wiring.
Sub-woofer wiring that has it's own grommet going down from the Blu-Ray shelf, past the adjustable shelf and to the woofer.
Main cabinet. The section that has the doors includes an adjustable shelf and 2 sliding doors on the back so we can access the hidden TV lift compartment. You can see the wiring that I mentioned above on the left side.
You can see how the sliding door gives
us access. You can also see the sub-woofer wiring coming down from the Blu-Ray
that is on the exposed shelf.
The right side of the sliding door is
completely open. The left side will also open just like this.
We had to get it delivered so we could add the electrical and cut in the wiring holes.
I will give a brief description under each picture.
Hidden electrical outlet that is feeding the printer drawer.
Wire management & loom that was added to handle the Blu-Ray wiring.
Sub-woofer wiring that has it's own grommet going down from the Blu-Ray shelf, past the adjustable shelf and to the woofer.Main cabinet. The section that has the doors includes an adjustable shelf and 2 sliding doors on the back so we can access the hidden TV lift compartment. You can see the wiring that I mentioned above on the left side.
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Installation Is Past Due
Thursday, September 26, 2013
When Is 13" Too Small?
No-not that...I am talking about TV size...

...Just how big is too big when it comes to a TV in a 34' RV?
My answer is when it won't fit in a custom made cabinet (that has not been built yet!)
Here are a few photos of the television replacement project...
Small 13" TV has been removed.
55" LG Television (Model # 55LA6970) on it's temporary stand
(2 dining room chairs with a piece of plywood for support.)
Stage 1 of Lift Install
Lift Install
Mid-Installation
Television Extended. This will be great for blocking out the light from the window behind it. We have designed the cabinet for it to go in- but that is another project down the road.
We love how smooth & quiet this lift from Nexus 21 is!

...Just how big is too big when it comes to a TV in a 34' RV?
My answer is when it won't fit in a custom made cabinet (that has not been built yet!)
Here are a few photos of the television replacement project...
We love how smooth & quiet this lift from Nexus 21 is!
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