Beneath the flashy new video screen, there is a flat panel display with a piece of cloth over it that matches the decor. Lift this cloth away, and it’s hiding three rack-mounted units housing the hardware powering the display. This is the Credenza. At Heckler Design, Josh Silverman shows AV Nation’s Matt Scott how Credenza has two huge differentiators; aesthetics and access to hardware.
Heckler Design is known for creative mounting solutions, and Credenza is no exception. The unit comes with everything needed for mounting on the surface with two contact points, two wire chimneys, and two temperature-controlled fans. It sits about a half-inch off the wall for ventilation. There is also a kit with legs for structural support. With the design aesthetic moving toward more streamlined solutions, the new Credenza is a perfect fit in any setting with a video display.
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