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1. www.bobvila.com › articles › mount-tv-above-a-fireplaceWhy It's a Mistake to Mount a TV Above a Fireplace - Bob Vila

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   Apr 29, 2024 · It depends, but the short answer is yes. Extended exposure to high heat can potentially cause dead pixels and melted components in televisions. To be sure a TV above a linear fireplace will be...

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3. www.fireplacesuperstore.com › the-pros-and-cons-ofThe Pros and Cons of Hanging Your TV Over Your Fireplace

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   Dec 23, 2022 · Viewing your TV at a higher angle for extended periods of time can sometimes cause neck pain due to the unusual posture you have to maintain. It can also lead to eye strain as you might not be viewing the TV at its optimal angle.

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5. www.fireplacesuperstore.com › 2021/12/21 › the-prosThe Pros and Cons of Having a Television Above Your Fireplace

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   Dec 21, 2021 · Neck and eye problems. Watching your TV at such a high and awkward angle for extended periods of time can cause pain in the neck. Being unable to see the television properly or at the optimal angle could also cause eye strain.

6. woodstovenj.com › blog › mounting-tv-over-fireplace3 Myths About Mounting TVs Over Fireplaces | Monmouth County

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   • It’s Too High, Strains Viewer's Neck. The myth here is that putting the TV above the fireplace puts the viewing angle above eye level. This requires the viewer to crane his or her neck to see the television, which can result in all kinds of health problems.
   • It Affects Image Quality. This myth centers around how many video experts claim that in addition to the neck-craning problem, there is the quality of the picture to consider.
   • Fireplace Heat Damages the TV. According to some electronics experts, having an open fire going while your TV is above the mantel can potentially damage sensitive electronic parts.

7. vangasfireplaces.com › pros-and-cons-tv-over-fireplacePros and Cons of Mounting Your TV Over Your Fireplace

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   • Pros to Putting TV Above Fireplace
   • Cons to Putting TV Above Fireplace
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   Enhance the fireplace as the gathering point for family

   The look might suit your design

   With the right fireplace and installation, it can be done safely

   Integrate tradition with modern times

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   TV has to be at least the specified clearance higher than your fireplace, perhaps too high, neck strain and less quality display when viewed from angle

   Dampens more authentic sitting room look

   TV takes away from the fireplace and becomes the reason to gather

   Not aesthetically pleasing, plastic TV can clash with design elements of mantel and hearth

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   For some perspective, most TV’s heat tolerances sit at around 100°F. Higher temperatures will damage the TV and often void the warranty. A gas fireplace can produce wall temperatures between 180°F and 380°F, which clearly doesn’t agree with the presence of a television. Heat and electronics certainly don’t mix, and back in the day having any electr...

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   Whilst the original purpose of a fireplace was practical, in modern times, there are plenty of alternative ways to provide heat to a space. Nowadays, a major reason for installing a fireplace is aesthetics. Many designers and homeowners alike, are vehemently against the TV being above the fireplace because they frankly can’t stand the look. A firep...

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   Comfort is a major consideration of those who contemplate this choice. An appropriate TV height is typically eye level with the center or bottom third of the TV. By nature of being above the fireplace, the TV has to be higher than the height of the fireplace plus the clearance required. This can result in having to look up to view the screen which ...

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   To leave you with some final words of wisdom, if you are determined to have your TV above the fireplace: 1. Choose a gas fireplace with efficient heat management to keep the wall cool 2. Favor linear models to bring the height down 3. Opt for an electric model if heat is not so important 4. Install a mantel to block heat 5. Factor the installation ...

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8. prairiespine.com › spine-care › wall-mountedWall Mounted Televisions and Neck Pain - Prairie Spine

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   Aug 12, 2014 · Some subtle signs of neck pain might include: increased stiffness, achy shoulders, or headaches. If you are experiencing these symptoms, and you recently mounted your television above the fireplace, consider relocating your TV.

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   Can a TV Mount over a fireplace cause neck pain?

   • Watching a TV that’s mounted too high over a fireplace can be a literal pain in the neck. If you’ve ever had to sit in the front row of a movie theater, you probably left with a kink in your neck from looking up at the screen. Similar discomfort can occur if your TV is mounted above a fireplace, which is a higher-than-usual height.

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   Can you hang a TV over a fireplace?

   • If your living room is too narrow, hanging the television over the fireplace can feel like sitting in the front row of a movie theater, even if you've used a tilt or full-motion mount. For comfortable viewing, you ideally need to have at least 15 feet of space between the screen and your couch.

   Pros And Cons Of Mounting A TV Over A Gas Fireplace

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   Should you put a TV above a gas fireplace?

   • Children and pets always seem to stand or walk in front of the television, blocking your view during the game or your favorite show. Mounting the TV above your gas fireplace raises the viewing height, which may combat this problem while promoting comfortable viewing.

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   Can a TV Mount over a fireplace void a warranty?

   • Read the warranty’s fine print; some manufacturers specify that the simple act of mounting the TV over a fireplace is enough to void it. Watching a TV that’s mounted too high over a fireplace can be a literal pain in the neck.

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   How high should a TV hang on a fireplace?

   • The optimal TV hanging height for most setups puts the center of the screen at 42 inches from the floor. Most traditional fireplace mantels are between 4 and 5 feet tall. This means a TV should be mounted as close to the top of a mantel as possible, but that places it high enough to be uncomfortable and low enough to potentially look awkward.

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   How big should a TV be over a fireplace?

   • Although screen sizes have increased significantly over the decades, a general rule of thumb is that a TV should be around 6 to 8 inches narrower than the fireplace below it at minimum. Hanging a TV over a fireplace may look sharp from a design point of view, but it's not good for your electronics—or your neck.

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10. www.hunker.com › mount-a-tv-over-a-gas-fireplacePros And Cons Of Mounting A TV Over A Gas Fireplace

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    Apr 15, 2022 · If you can't mount your TV at least 5 feet above the floor of your fireplace, you're asking for trouble. Yes, you could harm the TV, but even worse, you could hurt yourself. A TV that catches on fire or starts to melt releases toxins that can harm you and your family when inhaled.