It is perfectly safe to place the TV above the electric fireplace without adversely affecting it. However, this is not the case with other fireplaces, such as an open gas fire or log burners, as they give off multidirectional heat damaging the TV. This could void the manufacturer's warranty, and the last thing you need to replace your TV due to internal damage. On the other hand, electric fires have their heat come out from the front or bottom, hence the TV will be safe. This is attributed to their radiant heating technology, which heats the surface objects instead of the air molecules, as is the case with traditional heaters. Also, electric fireplaces do not produce ash, soot, or smoke; hence they can be easily cleaned and are perfectly safe. When mounting your TV, ensure that it is not put too high as it will cause neck pains. The most comfortable angle is when the bottom third of the TV is at your eye level. If you put the TV too high, you will suffer discomfort after around 30 minutes, and it may also lead to neck pain. Other points to consider: • Ensure that the electric fireplace is not too small or big for the TV, as it will create an imbalance. • Check where the plugs are, as you will need them for both the TV and the electric fireplace. • Consider the flame color that complements the interior design of the living room. They should either complement the tones or have a contrasting color to make a statement.