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Old 14-07-2006, 5:35 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I posted earlier regarding gas fires.

What are your thoughts on flueless gass fires below the screen?

The screen will be recessed by about 25mm and i intend to put a shelf/mantel in place to.

Look forward to your thoughts.
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Just make sure that the display is well ventilated - especially if you plan on recessing it - and you should be ok.

Also be wary about mounting the display too high. Looking up to watch a movie or TV show quickly becomes tiring.

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