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Do you use the fireplace a lot? If so, reconsider. If not, it depends on the material or wall structure. Studs, brick, block, (cement), or stone. Since you ask the question, can I assume your not a "Handyman"? Recommendation: Get a quote for the install. This type of mounting scenario requires a skilled technician. There's much that MUST be considered due to the fulcrum that develops from extending out this mount and the considerable
weight magnification that occurs. If the area above the fireplace is stud and sheetrock, there should be no issues other than stud spacing and centering. If your planning to bolt directly to the face of the fireplace structure, then be aware of the load bearing capability of that structure. If it's rock and morter , it'll be an experience... ,