The Spartan Drop 360 combines the movement of the Spartan Drop and Spartan 360 in one made-to-order ceiling TV lift. The television first folds down from the ceiling and lowers to the required viewing height. Once it reaches the fully lowered position, the television can rotate through 360 degrees to face the required viewing direction.
The television returns to its starting orientation before the lift retracts into the ceiling. This configuration is intended for rooms where the screen must clear a high ceiling or architectural feature before it can rotate into use.
Provide the television make, model, dimensions, weight and VESA pattern, together with the ceiling-cavity dimensions, finished ceiling level, required viewing height, viewing directions and surrounding clearances.
Media shown: The current demonstration shows the Spartan Drop movement shared by this made-to-order system. The Drop 360 adds powered 360-degree rotation once the television reaches the fully lowered position.
Salt-water treatment and corrosion-resistant finish options are available for suitable coastal and marine projects. The correct treatment depends on exposure, location, materials, enclosure, drainage and maintenance. Provide the site conditions so Ultralift can confirm an appropriate project specification.
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Spartan Drop 360 is a premium Australian-designed and Melbourne-fabricated motorised ceiling television lift. It is best suited to high-end residential and commercial interiors where a screen needs to be concealed overhead and lowered into a defined viewing position. Ultralift provides local engineering, CAD and technical support so equipment, structure, movement and service access can be considered before construction.
Final product selection depends on equipment, structure, available space, movement, access and the project brief. Contact Ultralift before construction details are finalised.
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The Spartan Drop 360 folds a television down from the ceiling, lowers it to the required viewing height and then rotates it towards the selected viewing position.
Provide the television make, model, dimensions, weight and VESA pattern, plus the ceiling-cavity dimensions, finished ceiling level, required drop, viewing positions, rotation clearances, structure and control requirements.
Yes. Use an experienced AV installer and licensed electrical contractor. The builder or engineer responsible for the ceiling structure should confirm the support, access and full movement envelope.
It is a made-to-order configuration combining Spartan Drop and Spartan 360 movement. Ultralift must review the screen and ceiling details before confirming feasibility, dimensions and price.
