Above the fireplace is the most popular spot for a TV in a lot of LA living rooms, and one of the trickiest. The surround may be tile, brick or stone, the mantel sets how low the TV can go, and the wall above a firebox can get warm. We plan the height, check the wall, and anchor the mount so it looks built in.
If the fireplace is wood-burning or gas, the wall above the mantel needs to stay within your TV maker's temperature limits; a mantel helps deflect heat. Because an over-fireplace TV sits higher than usual, a tilt mount that angles the screen down toward the couch is often the better choice.
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Usually, as long as the wall above the mantel does not get too hot for your TV. Check the operating temperature in your TV manual; if you are unsure, run the fireplace for a while and feel the wall where the TV will go.
It has to clear the mantel, so it sits higher than a typical wall mount. We set it as low as the mantel allows and often recommend a tilt mount so the screen angles toward your seating.
Yes. We drill masonry with the right bits and anchors. Brick, stone, concrete and masonry add $30.
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