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Home›Digital & Mobile Technology›You Need to Stop Mounting Your TV Over the Fireplace

You Need to Stop Mounting Your TV Over the Fireplace

By Matthew Lynch
May 29, 2023
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Mounting the television over the fireplace is a trend that has caught on in recent years. Television manufacturers have made it easier than ever to mount your TV on the wall, and for some homeowners, mounting the television over the fireplace is a natural choice. However, mounting your TV over your fireplace comes with some significant drawbacks that you may not have considered. In this article, we will explore why you need to stop mounting your TV over the fireplace.

There is no denying that mounting the TV over the fireplace looks great. It saves space and can make your living room look sleek and modern. The problem, however, is that heat rises, and this can damage your TV. Is it worth the risk to place your expensive television over a heat source? The answer is no.

Additionally, it is not a good ergonomic choice to mount your TV over the fireplace. To watch television, we need to look straight ahead, with the TV positioned at eye level. When you mount your TV over the fireplace, it forces you to look up, causing you to strain your neck and causing discomfort. It is essential to remember that watching television shouldn’t be a pain-inducing activity.

Furthermore, installing the television above the fireplace means that you have to deal with cords, cables, and wires that are visible and unsightly. These cords can also be a safety hazard, as they can get tangled and trip you or your family members.

A better option is to place your TV on a stand, console or entertainment unit with built-in storage to conceal cords and wires, and to have a comfortable viewing experience. A stand also provides flexibility to move your TV from room to room if you decide to rearrange furniture or if you move.

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