22 Outdoor TV Ideas for a More Entertaining Backyard – The Spruce

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22 Outdoor TV Ideas for a More Entertaining Backyard – The Spruce

22 Outdoor TV Ideas for a More Entertaining Backyard – The Spruce

 

Some people design their outdoor spaces to encourage getting away from screens, but those who enjoy having access to their favorite shows 24/7 or hosting movie nights under the stars might want to consider incorporating a weatherproof TV. From backyard patios to pergola-covered bars and pool house lounge spaces, these outdoor TV ideas will show you how to seamlessly integrate this bonus feature into your outdoor space.

 

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Kern & Co. hung a large wall-mounted TV above the fireplace on this spacious covered pool house patio that is outfitted with a comfortable sofa. The patio roof keeps the TV dry and shaded, and is large enough to be visible from the lawn and pool lounge area.

 

FAQ

  • How do you get rid of the glare on a TV outside?

    Reduce glare on an outdoor TV by placing it on a shaded patio. Avoid positioning an outdoor TV facing south to avoid the direct sunlight. Placing an outdoor TV on a swivel mount will allow you to make some adjustments to the screen as the weather changes. And you can adjust the settings on your outdoor TV to help reduce glare, from turning up the brightness to playing around with contrast.

  • Can a normal TV be used outside?

    No, you can’t use a normal TV outside. Standard indoor TVs were not designed to stand up to the elements and will eventually break when exposed to rain, snow, heat, dirt, UV rays, and bugs. If you’re planning to install a TV in your backyard, look for a weatherproof outdoor TV that has been designed to withstand the elements.

     

Written by: Kristen Hohenadel for The Spruce

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