I need to make sure of the actual depth. I plan to set it on a fireplace hearth and put the tv on top of it. Do not use the fireplace at all here.
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Hello, Thank you for your interest in this South Shore City Life Media Console. The depth of the media console is 16.2 inches. For additional information, feel free to contact our customer service at 1-800-290-0465 or visit our website at www.southshore.ca :)
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Agree with previous answers. What I found is that it is very heavy so make sure your hearth is stable and load bearing.
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Hello,Thank you for your interest in this South Shore City Life Media Console.The depth of the media console is 16.2 inches.For additional information, feel free to contact our customer service at 1-800-290-0465 or visit our website at www.southshore.ca :)
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I would say probably not due to the height of this unless you have a large fireplace or you cut down the legs to accommodate it.
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There is two answers with different dimensions. I need the exact depth please
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I measured the inside of mine and found it to be a little over 28 inches. Thus, your TV will not fit inside.
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Viewing area is about 41" x 9". Don't know why you couldn't install it under a TV. The heat blows out from the front of the fireplace.
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I believe the original specs said it would tilt 20 degrees. I have it mounted pretty high over a fireplace about 5 ft from floor to bottom of tv. I currently have it tilted about 6 degrees and its good for up close watching (c. 5-6 ft) and further away (c. 15-20 ft). I tried the max tilt and got about 14 degrees by my measurement.
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If you're renting, I would recommend finding studs to mount this. Our bracket is over a fireplace and we used our own mounting hardware. If I remember correctly, the package included wood screws for mounting into studs and the holes would not be that large.
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I installed the grill on a wall mounted fan that was flush with the wall, I don't think the edge will give you an inch in depth, maybe in the center.
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I would think that a wall mounted mantle should be no problem, particularly if it were placed four or more inches above the stove top. I actually took one inch stone cubes and placed a stone pizza slab on top of them, then had a 12" TV with stand on the top of the pizza slab, in order to watch TV. Even this worked! Good luck!
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The actual dimension is very close to the description which 43" tall and 15" wide. It is really not that wide. As a matter of fact, I think the area where you put the logs is a little small. The mouth is not wide enough to stuff big logs in. In addition, I personally think it is a little too short. The reason is smoke gets to your eyes when you stand up. One last thing I would say is you have to keep on opening/closing the cap on the top. If you close it for too long, fire would come out from the mouth which may burn you if you are too close. Then if you open the cap for too long, all the smoke is shooting out. Other than that, I am pretty happy with this product. I hope this helps. The actual dimension is very close to the description which 43" tall and 15" wide. It is really not that wide. As a matter of fact, I think the area where you put the logs is a little small. The mouth is not wide enough to stuff big logs in. In addition, I personally think it is a little too short. The reason is smoke gets to your eyes when you stand up. One last thing I would say is you have to keep on opening/closing the cap on the top. If you close it for too long, fire would come out from the mouth which may burn you if you are too close. Then if you open the cap for too long,... » Read More The actual dimension is very close to the description which 43" tall and 15" wide. It is really not that wide. As a matter of fact, I think the area where you put the logs is a little small. The mouth is not wide enough to stuff big logs in. In addition, I personally think it is a little too short. The reason is smoke gets to your eyes when you stand up. One last thing I would say is you have to keep on opening/closing the cap on the top. If you close it for too long, fire would come out from the mouth which may burn you if you are too close. Then if you open the cap for too long, all the smoke is shooting out. Other than that, I am pretty happy with this product. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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A lil higher than middle of the back of the tv ..and not too close to the top ..you'll want to ensure you see just the reflection and glow of the light around the tv..and not any of the led's
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Randy, the TV is 12" deep and 14.5 " wide. It doesn't sound like your cabinet is deep enough. Plus you need a little extra depth for cable and electric cord behind the tv. I have a 13.5 depth and its perfect with perhaps an inch to spare.
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The narrow 14"depth of this unit makes it a bit wobbly - I use it outside in a covered area with wire baskets to house small garden tools etc. - I put a sheet of plywood on the back to help square it up and make it more stable - which is fine for my use but I don't think I would trust a TV sitting on top.
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When TV is open, you need 12 3/4 inches. My space from bottom of top cupboard to counter top is 18 inches and TV fits fine. Just know that the TV will not stay up in closed position. However I have had no other problems with it and have had it for 2years.
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It should still work. It att he's with large magnets to your fireplace screen. Three across the top with one in the middle. At worst, you might have to sew a seam on both sides so you don't have drooping. Can't remember how much margin there is on the sides to the magnets. Try it. It's a forgiving product.
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It has two screw holes on the top of it...the front glass and panel is larger than the fireplace itself so you cannot see the screws when mounted..you can see them when standing up close to it...heat also projects directly from the top so don't put under a TV if you plan on the heater working ...it sticks off the wall pretty far so I recessed mine into the wall, and don't use the heat...it has the best looking fire I have ever seen compared to all other electric fireplaces...hope this helps
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Joan, this mount is 45" wide, and the mounting brackets can accommodate 16" studs, or 24", or irregularly spaced studs up to 42." The holes on the back of the TV can be no further apart than the span of the mount (40" or closer would be safe), and no further from top to bottom than the length of the vertical brackets (and I don't know those dimensions, but they are usually easily spanned by the vertical brackets). I used one above a custom built fireplace where the studs were 41." It worked great. John Racette - New Mexico Satellite Man - www.newmexicosatelliteman.com Joan, this mount is 45" wide, and the mounting brackets can accommodate 16" studs, or 24", or irregularly spaced studs up to 42." The holes on the back of the TV can be no further apart than the span of the mount (40" or closer would be safe), and no further from top to bottom than the length of the vertical brackets (and I don't know those dimensions, but they are usually easily spanned by the vertical brackets). I used one above a custom built fireplace where the studs were 41." It worked great. John Racette - New Mexico Satellite Man -... » Read More Joan, this mount is 45" wide, and the mounting brackets can accommodate 16" studs, or 24", or irregularly spaced studs up to 42." The holes on the back of the TV can be no further apart than the span of the mount (40" or closer would be safe), and no further from top to bottom than the length of the vertical brackets (and I don't know those dimensions, but they are usually easily spanned by the vertical brackets). I used one above a custom built fireplace where the studs were 41." It worked great. John Racette - New Mexico Satellite Man - www.newmexicosatelliteman.com « Show Less