A cabinet apparatus including a housing having a cavity, a door that closes the cavity, and a support assembly that is coupled to the cabinet assembly. The support assembly may be movable in accordance with several different types of movement. For example, the support assembly may be movable upwardly and downwardly relative to the cabinet assembly along a vertical axis that is parallel to the longitudinal axis of the cabinet assembly. The support assembly may be rotatable about a first rotational axis to move a holding component of the support assembly between a stowed position in which the holding component is stored away and a deployed position in which the holding component protrudes from a periphery of the cabinet assembly. The support assembly may be rotatable about a second rotational axis to adjust an angle at which the holding component protrudes from the periphery of the cabinet assembly.

A wall mount system for mounting a plurality of monitors on a wall. The system has a plurality of wall mount assemblies, a plurality of monitor interfaces adapted to receive an electronic display respectively, and a depth adjustment feature operably coupling each monitor interface to one of the wall mount assemblies and enabling the monitors to be positioned and adjusted to account for recesses or raised portions of the wall and present a continuous, planar monitor display surface.

A swivelable corner stand for supporting a TV or other devices in a corner of a room includes a base having a left side and a right side each comprising a front facet extending perpendicular to a front side and a back facet extending 45 from the front side and 45 from a back side. A support post is coupled to the base and has a perpendicular portion extending up from the base and a parallel portion extending from the perpendicular portion parallel to the base. A swivel is coupled to the parallel portion and a platform is coupled to the swivel. The platform has a left face and a right face each comprising a front portion extending perpendicular to a front face and a back portion extending 45 from the front face and 45 from a back face.

Disclosed is a pivotable display apparatus and method thereof. The display apparatus includes a support body; a display body pivotable on the support body and displaying an image; a pivoting driver; and a processor configured to: control the pivoting driver to pivot the display body; identify whether the display body is obstructed from pivoting; and control the display body to display thereon a user interface (UI), which provides a guide in association with the pivoting of the displaying body, based on whether the display body is obstructed inform the pivoting.

An attachment system for use in mounting a monitor to a fixture. The system includes a monitor housing that houses a monitor and a fixture housing that attaches to a fixture, where the monitor housing mounts to a recess within the fixture housing. The fixture housing has a hinged tongue-groove joint that allows the monitor housing to engage and disengage with the hinged joint at an installation angle, but does not allow the monitor housing to disengage from the fixture housing at an installed angle. In the engaged position, the monitor housing can rotate relative to the fixture housing via the hinged tongue-groove joint, and can be locked in position to prevent rotation using a locking mechanism. The hinged tongue-groove joint can be tapered to improve self-alignment during installation, and can be configured to elastically compress in the installed angle to minimize movement when installed.

A display case apparatus for selectively displaying a phonograph record or album cover including a base member having a recess member formed therein, a display panel member detachably coupled within the recess member of the base member, a spindle member detachably coupled to the display panel member, the spindle member having a first side having a protrusion configured to fit within a hole of the phonograph record and a second opposing side having a planar surface configured to receive the album, and a cover member detachably coupled to the base member to protect items disposed on the spindle member.

An attachment system for use in mounting a monitor to a fixture. The system includes a monitor housing that houses a monitor and a fixture housing that attaches to a fixture, where the monitor housing mounts to a recess within the fixture housing. The fixture housing has a hinged tongue-groove joint that allows the monitor housing to engage and disengage with the hinged joint at an installation angle, but does not allow the monitor housing to disengage from the fixture housing at an installed angle. In the engaged position, the monitor housing can rotate relative to the fixture housing via the hinged tongue-groove joint, and can be locked in position to prevent rotation using a locking mechanism. The hinged tongue-groove joint can be tapered to improve self-alignment during installation, and can be configured to elastically compress in the installed angle to minimize movement when installed.

A swivelable corner stand for supporting a TV or other devices in a corner of a room includes a base having a left side and a right side each comprising a front facet extending perpendicular to a front side and a back facet extending 45 from the front side and 45 from a back side. A support post is coupled to the base and has a perpendicular portion extending up from the base and a parallel portion extending from the perpendicular portion parallel to the base. A swivel is coupled to the parallel portion and a platform is coupled to the swivel. The platform has a left face and a right face each comprising a front portion extending perpendicular to a front face and a back portion extending 45 from the front face and 45 from a back face.

The adjustable mount comprises a baseplate, a platform separated from the base by at least three columns, and a mounting element adapted for engagement with the image projector. The columns are at a first end connected to one of said platform or said baseplate, and remote from said first end pass through apertures in the other. The apertures comprise, a first circular aperture with a diameter corresponding essentially to the diameter of the column passing through it, a second circular aperture with a diameter larger than the diameter of the column passing through it, a third elongate aperture having a length and a width, where length is longer than the diameter of the column passing through it and where the width corresponds essentially to the diameter of the column passing through it.

A panel television support and mounting kit allows the consumer to employ any of the three modes of support, namely stand mount, elevated console mount and wall mount. The elevated console mount incorporates a vertical spine to elevate the panel television above the console and an offset arm to support the television over an upper shelf of the console. A mounting structure is provided that can be attached to the spine or to a wall. Pivoting and tilting is accommodated by the mounting structure.