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Put it on a board and batten decorative "shutter" panel just bigger than the television all the way around (putting it in a frame), then hang the whole thing on a swing arm mount. This way, when it is back against the house, there is a shutter between the window and the tv. You can swing the shutter to a fairly open position so it doesn't block a critical window. Other choice is to hang a fixed board and batten panel at one end of the patio and run services / cords behind and along to it - perpendicular to the house. That sort of panel wouldn't be shutter sized - it would need to be more like a free standing wall at least as high as you want to mount the television and to be strong is probably full height to bottom of ceiling.

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Reply to: Put it on a board and batten decorative "shutter" panel just bigger than the television all the way around (putting it in a frame), then hang the whole thing on a swing arm mount. This way, when it is back against the house, there is a shutter between the window and the tv. You can swing the shutter to a fairly open position so it doesn't block a critical window. Other choice is to hang a fixed board and batten panel at one end of the patio and run services / cords behind and along to it - perpendicular to the house. That sort of panel wouldn't be shutter sized - it would need to be more like a free standing wall at least as high as you want to mount the television and to be strong is probably full height to bottom of ceiling.

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Concrete wood

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Like color mix

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Looks ok with green

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Boring

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Yuck could combination

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Contrast of light and dark nice

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Better color mix

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Stucco too yellow tan

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Smooth stucco of bench. Not fire pit

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Canopy

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Thinking about design. Have covered kitchen and dining area in back yard area. Near house have sitting area with only small cover. Don't want to block light into house.

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Cover

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Built in bench with dinner no table?

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Space idea. Don't like design but interesting attempt at space

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