can this TV be mounted over a fireplace? null

I have it installed in mine, but it's an LED fireplace so it doesn't burn and I can enjoy it endlessly without having to buy a new TV every time I want to use the fireplace.

This TV can be mounted in a variety of positions including your fireplace. The TV is not well suited to be flammable and gives off a generous odor when set on fire. I prefer to use wood logs with my fireplace, which provide a more realistic visual image without the poor sensory feeling generated by a burning plastic and other stuff. You should consider how to balance price, size, color, materials and other factors when deciding whether to mount this tv in your fireplace. A log costs considerably less money and you can stack a bunch of them in a variety of settings. I think the warranty may not be valid after burning the tv multiple times in your fireplace. Great question.

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I have it installed in mine, but it's an LED fireplace so it doesn't burn and I can enjoy it endlessly without having to buy a new TV every time I want to use the fireplace.
Answered by FireMarshalBill 6 years ago
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This TV can be mounted in a variety of positions including your fireplace. The TV is not well suited to be flammable and gives off a generous odor when set on fire. I prefer to use wood logs with my fireplace, which provide a more realistic visual image without the poor sensory feeling generated by a burning plastic and other stuff. You should consider how to balance price, size, color, materials and other factors when deciding whether to mount this tv in your fireplace. A log costs considerably less money and you can stack a bunch of them in a variety of settings. I think the warranty may not be valid after burning the tv multiple times in your fireplace. Great question.
Answered by StarFleetCommand 6 years ago
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