Frame tv over fireplace

DO ensure that the TV is smaller than the width of the mantle (Use the 2/3 rule if you can). DO mount the TV to wall. Setting the TV on the mantle can look a little clunky. DO hang the TV 4 to 8 inches above the mantle. DO hide the cords. DO apply a piece of digital art to the screen if you can (you don’t even need a Frame TV for this!).

Some people will tell you that mounting a TV above your fireplace is a big no-no. I was really surprised by how many people told me not to do it when I shared my plans

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The Samsung Frame TV is all the rage right now. It also comes with a hefty price tag of around $2,000 depending on which size you plan to purchase. As much as I would love to splurge on one, there’s really nothing wrong with our current flat-screen TV. I decided to make a decorative frame […]

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