Oh, ok, those are really cool. I don't know where you would get the electrical mechanism to move it up and down in the cabinet. Once you find that, you can see design a cabinet that would accommodate both the mechanics and tv. I usually use them at the foot of the bed, but they could work anywhere in different sizes. Try Google to see who would sell that.
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Oh, ok, those are really cool. I don't know where you would get the electrical mechanism to move it up and down in the cabinet. Once you find that, you can see design a cabinet that would accommodate both the mechanics and tv. I usually use them at the foot of the bed, but they could work anywhere in different sizes. Try Google to see who would sell that.
Mechanisms are PRICEY! You can also try Amazon or Ebay.
https://www.rockler.com/search/go?ts=custom&w=TV
Rod that is a very interesting idea. If you make one please document it and post it.
https://www.instructables.com/id/TV-Lift-Cabinet-in-under-three-hours/
They sell them