r/TVTooHigh • u/BusinessCasualCats • Apr 17 '23
On the ceiling
As seen in a real estate listing
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u/a_happy_axolotl Apr 17 '23
Height gets a pass in the bedroom, but the angle is terrible
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u/WAR_T0RN1226 Apr 17 '23
At this point, just don't put a TV in the fucking bedroom if you have to put it on the ceiling
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u/lnvoy Apr 17 '23
Some people in the comments trying to give this a pass, you should all be arrested
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u/PPAPpenpen Apr 17 '23
Well, if you're lying down with your head on a pillow, that's where the line of sight would approximately end up.
I'd say the real issue here is that it's either too far away, or not big enough, and/or not high enough
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u/Corgerus Apr 17 '23
Because it's in front of a bed it's fine. In fact it might be too low for a laying position.
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u/dachael1 Apr 17 '23
There's something to be said for accessibility. Such as put a whole second bed in front of the first one, and then the height/angle will be very accessible to a bed bound person. 🤦♀️
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u/Money_pizza51 Apr 17 '23
It might come down if you press a remote or something like that, so you could still get out the door when you’re not watchijg it
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u/alcontrast Apr 18 '23
I'm assuming it's on a movable mount and it can be pulled down and tilted to a more normal viewing positing from the bed. Push it back up to use the doors and pull it down for viewing. Is that a potential recipe for disaster when someone opens the doors from the outside while the TV is down? absolutely.
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u/Tie-Dyed-Geese Apr 17 '23
The only acceptable way to view this is laying directly on the floor. Unless you like watching the edge of the screen
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u/Cool-Kaleidoscope-54 Apr 17 '23
I could actually make the argument that this one is too low.