We are mounting a TV on our white brick fireplace and want to use this to hide/blend the wires...bleck DOESN"T blend. Any suggestions?
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You could try a search for "cord cover white". There's a few options here on Amazon that would suit your needs a little better.
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This will do a good job in combining all the wires together. If I wanted to hide it against white, first, I would make sure that I could bring it down a side of the fireplace, then wrap it with a nice white fabric that matches the fireplace, or good old duct tape comes in white now, that might work.
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Hello. cabletiesandmore.com (and probably many other sites) have this product in many colors, including white. Good Luck
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It would be a pain, but I suppose you could spray paint the tubing with paint made for plastic. I haven't done enough research, though, to see if it comes in other colors than black.
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What about white loom tubing? Something like this: White Split Loom Tubing - 1" I.D. / 5' Length : SLT1W-5
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Have not tried with mixing but, I see no reason why it shouldn't work. It workss off three axis, so it should still work regardless of mixing. Hope that helps.
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Fuzzy lines that are not all the time mean interference. Search Amazon for "ferrite bead" and get one of the ferrite clips. I have them on all of my HDMI cords. Usually the reason to buy more expensive HDMI cords is because they are more insulated to prevent interference, but it is cheaper to get a clip on ferrite bead. If you only have one, clip it on the side with the monitor/tv. You can clip it on both sides of the cord if you have multiple. I just want to note that if you have fuzzy letters or image, then there might be a resolution conflict. For example, you are outputting 1080p when your screen only supports 720p. Another common problem that causes blurryness is overscan in screens which cuts off the edges of the image and then resizes the image to fit full screen. They do this because cable television usually comes in with weird white lines on the edges and overscan removes that. You can sometimes disable this in the screen's settings. Hopefully this solves your problem!
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Yes. I do not recommend this. I have one and it's awful doesn't blend in or anything. Waste of money.
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If you put the plastic "ice" pieces in the fireplace, you won't really see them at all. I installed mine in the wall at eye level when sitting on the couch an I don't see any of the lights when standing up in front of it because of the "ice" pieces cover the panel the lights are under.
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No they aren't tiny logs. The thing that I noticed was not the size of the logs, but the way they make them look more realistic is by using a mirror behind the logs which creates a 3D effect.I While it does look more realistic, It detracts from the realism to see a that there is a mirror behind the logs. I resolved this by putting up black mesh curtains in front of the unit. I also know that Dimplex makes a front piece (not cheap) that would look even better. Check it out. Even having stated some problems, I appreciate having the visual of burning logs.
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Grace,We recommend against putting your TV or any electronic device over a fireplace. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products.--Mr. S
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I had a similar issue in my home. What I did was to add a large "shim" in the form of a finished piece of 2x4. I routed the perimeter edges to give them a finished appearance, sanded the whole thing down and painted it the color of the walls. Looks completely natural and works perfectly.
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I would look for something a little thicker, you would need completely cover your skillets for this to work, it's pretty thin.
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I one I got from amazon,it worked with a little help from me. I couldn't find and exact match even though the one from amazon said it was. It still ran a little small. I stretched it out with a hammer and something hard and round because the bottom is the wavy metal. if I were you I would go with something a little big then you can make cuts and have it the right size that you need. Then get some high temperature silicone that it black and fill in any gaps that you have. I have used this method for two years now and it works great! No smoke leaking out or anything. Although being new to a fireplace I did get it over hot one time and the silicon cracked but I just reapplied and no problems. I smoothed it out with a wet finger and it looks great also. Hope this helps!
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If you are trying to melt the wires together without any solder, it won't help. You definitely need to use solder to join them. I would recommend soldering the two wires together and then using heat shrink wrap to cover it or seal it depending on your application. You can always just use electrical tape around it as well. I have used this product for many projects- replacing tv capacitors, to wiring on a motorcycle without any problems. It can definitely be a very handy skill to learn. Youtube is a great resource as well. :) Good luck!
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You could probably still do it, mine does not get that hot undernesth even with a large fire. Would have to watch out for sparks though. Sparks and hot cinders can still pop out through screening. Another recommendation is to get a good cover if you dont already have one, i have mine covered with heavy canvas that was cheaper than buying brand name. If you have any other questions, let me know. Very happy with my Landmann!
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There is no place in the bracket to hide the wire. The working part of the bracket screws to the wall, preferably over a stud, wood or metal. A decorative plate then slides over top of the bracket. There are other products to conceal the wire in the wall, but if it's an outside wall, the insulation will interfere with pulling the wire through the wall if it doesn't diminish the quality of the insulation while pulling the wire. Interior walls are no problem.
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I had the same problem. im sorry I cant help but I tried to burn it together and it didn't work. it still works without them but it does look better with them.
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No, the flames comes mostly from the back with the glowing Amber from the front. In my options this would not work unless you have room to put them back to back, but just one will not work and give you the real thing look. But I will add that this is a very beautiful looking insert anI AM enjoying it thoughly--hope this helps you
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I don't believe this product will work for what you need. It is a high heat cement intended to fill small cracks in fireplace bricks & it works well for that purpose. I think you will have to provide the model # & manufacturer of your unit to obtain what you need. If you have a good local metal fabricator or fireplace/stove store near they might be able to help with your problem your problem.
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Joseph, if you are "not" going to use the fireplace at all during the winter, then using the plastic willwork "if" you have four sides that you can tape to. It works "the best" if you have an "Air Pocket" betweenthe fireplace and the plastic...just like a window ceil and the window has an air pocket. Hope this helps.