Mounting an plasma TV above a fireplace? Or maybe hide your plasma TV behind a hearth. England-based Picture House has a patent-pending design for plasmas to rest behind a fireplace and rise at the press of a button.
The flames in the fireplace are not real but it hides 2kW of fan forced heat which will heat a good size room in approx 10 mins. Picture House claims that the heat does not affect the TV because “cool air is drawn in at the rear of the fire then heated as it is forced out the front. This means no heat is present around the back of the fire to affect the TV.”
The units, which hold plasma TVs up to 50 inches, come in a variety of styles, ranging from about $3,700 to $9,100.
Source: Picture House via CE Pro
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On the bright note, this fire place is clean with no smoke at all. I wonder if this comes without the heating element as that’s not require in hot countries but a fake fire will sure look nice. On the whole this is a cool idea. Hmm… what else will they think of.
Also, it does not involve any physical trouble of getting the wood…However I like to play with fire. hmmm
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