Television wall
teeniemoore
7 years ago
I have a TV wall with an inset wood burner underneath the flat screen television. Need advice about how to deflect heat rising from the wood burner and possibly damaging the television.
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jenanddre
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Comments (13)Hi Prahba, Nice start to the space - just using a similar (but waterproof) slatwall panel in a bathroom we're working on! As to options - it depends a little how bold you want to be, but if you want a really grown-up, sophisticated look, I would paint out that back wall on an "off black" - anthracite-ish) matt, wrap the "frames" of your media unit in a woodgrain to match the slatwall (can't see the exact colour option, but you'll get something close!), wrap the doors of that unit in a soft-touch, supermatt anthracite (or get new door panels made to replace them - not costly!) and then on the RHS have open black metal framed shelves with wood (effect) shelves, possibly extending one or two over the TV. Below is an image of a bathroom using this sort of "moody" colour scheme, which actually works well in TV/Media rooms, as all the focus goes to the screen. Below are some images of the black frame/wood style shelves which would work with such a scheme - if you are in the UK, this is something we could supply for you. It comes in 3 or 4 heights, allowing it to be combined in different ways to frame around other furniture. Or you might consider lit shelves like theses: Hope that gives some food for thought! Caldicot Kitchens...See Morecharlesconvery
7 years agominnie101
7 years agoHi. I'd probably move the tv off the wall a similar as it looks too high for viewing comfort and the cables need chasing. A log storage similar to this might look nice? If you keep the tv there then adding a mantle will deflect a certain amount of the heat. Check your TVs operating instructions though and check the temperature of the fire
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