From what I understand the vents for the heater are on the top and the bottom. Could a Wall Mount TV be mounted above this Unit.
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It is common practice for folks to put TV's above the fireplaces but it is at your own peril. Greatco wouldn't take liability for the TV and your TV manufacturer would void the warranty if heat was the cause of a malfunction.
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Hi Bruce, the GreatCo 50" Wall Mount Fireplace has a bottom vent heater, so mounting a tv above the unit should not be an issue.
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This heater is not made for a wall mounted thermostat. I'm sure a person who knew what they were doing could disassemble the unit and "rig" one up. The thermostat that is on the heater works pretty well.
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Hi Ken, I have mine mounted below my 55" Samsung. Looks great. The viewing area is very large. There is approximately a 2 1/2" border around the perimeter. I am very pleased with it. When needed the heater works wonderfully. My bedroom is 16' X 14' and it warms it up no problem. The ability to mix and change the colors is also great. I really enjoy this fireplace. No regrets at all. Colleen
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Since there is no air intake at the back it would be safe to wall mount this heater. I see no means of attachment on the casing so I would suggest a shelf with a surround fence up to the black grill-work on the front.
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Would not function properly as heat would go up chimney and not into room as heat vent is at top of unit
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I can see how it could be installed in a wall. You would have to leave the majority of the unit outside to allow the fan to vent properly.
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I believe you can, yes. I have mine flat on top of a bureau but tucked under a wooden divider unit, and plan to purchase another to sit on the floor underneath a high-rise-shelves unit. Some things I plug in become a little warm, but as long as there is adequate air flow with nothing touching, it should mount nearly anywhere.
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I don't think it should be mounted under a cabinet. The unit gets pretty hot and there wouldn't be enough airflow. Maybe with a specially designed mount that lets it hang down a few inches from the cabinet base.
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No. It is not recommended you actually place the TV it's self on the "console" the TV should be wall mounted above the "console" as for the soundboard yes you can place that on it. Hope this helps.
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the heat comes out of the top of the fire place so I don't think you can mount "INTO" the wall, I think you could mount "ON" the wall. I just have ours sitting on a table in my bedroom. since the heat comes out of the top... it has to be so many inches away from a ceiling. The black you see is the "lip" then there is a box behind it, which would fit into a wall, but that is where the heat comes out of so that is why I don't think you can mount it IN the wall. I don't know if I was much help but I tried. I do like the heater, It does help heat our bedroom up in the cold winters! the heat comes out of the top of the fire place so I don't think you can mount "INTO" the wall, I think you could mount "ON" the wall. I just have ours sitting on a table in my bedroom. since the heat comes out of the top... it has to be so many inches away from a ceiling. The black you see is the "lip" then there is a box behind it, which would fit into a wall, but that is where the heat comes out of so that is why I don't think you can mount it IN the wall. I don't know if I was much help but I tried. I do like the heater, It does help heat our bedroom up in... » Read More the heat comes out of the top of the fire place so I don't think you can mount "INTO" the wall, I think you could mount "ON" the wall. I just have ours sitting on a table in my bedroom. since the heat comes out of the top... it has to be so many inches away from a ceiling. The black you see is the "lip" then there is a box behind it, which would fit into a wall, but that is where the heat comes out of so that is why I don't think you can mount it IN the wall. I don't know if I was much help but I tried. I do like the heater, It does help heat our bedroom up in the cold winters! « Show Less
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I mounted mine under our awning but I'm nervous having it on while the awning is extended. I only use it while the awning is fully retracted. The joint arm extends the heater far enough from the wall so there is no "awning" above the heater when it's on.
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The sound bar comes with a pattern to be used for wall mounting so it would mount fine below the tv easily. As far as attaching it to the bottom of the tv you would have to figure out a way to bracket it to the bottom I guess somehow but there is no instructions on how to do it with the unit. I think if you had some sort of an l bracket though it would probably be possible.
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No. This heater cannot be mounted on a ceiling. Dimplex does make a model that can be ceiling mounted.
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It's just not safe to mount the heater below an electrical outlet. The cord from a plugged in item could drape on to the heater or the heat rising could over heat the outlet causing an unsafe situation. When it comes to the safety of your home, I always try to think of the worst situation and what could happen. Never take that chance. Your safety is of the utmost importance.
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you probable could as long as it was not really big we hung ours above our fireplace with a moving wall mount
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I don't believe that it is designed for that installation. The unit I had (until it quit working after 2 years) was mounted in a cabinet and it had an extra shroud and fan across the top to provide ventilation for the unit. I previously had a Sharp-brand microwave that was designed for "above counter" use that was mounted in an earlier RV I had ... and it worked well as both microwave and convection oven. In a previous home, I had a microwave (also a Sharp as I recall) that was mounted above the stove with a built in "range hood" and lights. (The "Half Time Microwave" has none of these features.) Note that mounting a microwave/convection over over a stove requires a minimum distance of around 28 to 30 inches (see the installation instructions) between the top of the stove and the bottom of the microwave appliance. This usually requires installing a "short" cabinet above the microwave after removing the original cabinet, if one is present. It can also leave the microwave at an uncomfortable height. If mounting under a cabinet, but not above a stove, then you do not have the distance requirement, and can mount the device at a more convenient level for use. (You might need to replace or modify an existing cabinet to give clearance below the microwave/oven so the counter below will still be useful.)
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You can mount the indoor unit below the outdoor unit if you buy a condensate micro pump: http://www.klimaire.com/index.php/micro-pump.html