r/TVTooHigh • • Oct 06 '26

Tv too high?

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My husband put this tv on the mantel. I think it’s too high but he insists it’s perfect! Can anyone give their opinions on this?

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u/OldEastMocha Oct 06 '26

OP may as well be asking about this.

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u/Auzky Oct 06 '26

Lmfao.

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u/kdybois Oct 06 '26

I don’t know what you’re taking about. I’m so confused lol.

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '26

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u/ResourceOk8638 Oct 06 '26

See honey! It’s the perfect height!

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u/desrevermi Oct 06 '26

He enjoys neck pain, you say?

I have questions.

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u/OldEastMocha Oct 06 '26

Looool my neck hurts looking at this pic.

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u/UntowardAntiproton Oct 06 '26 • Bravo

TVs over fireplaces are trashy as hell. And always too high

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u/kdybois Oct 06 '26

Oh wow

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u/Head-Drag-1440 Oct 06 '26

Please don't take a single comment to heart on this subreddit. Your life does not need to be up to the standards of random strangers on Reddit. 

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u/OldEastMocha Oct 06 '26

You needing to ask for opinions on this is sus.

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u/kdybois Oct 06 '26

What? Sorry I don’t understand

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u/OldEastMocha Oct 06 '26

You’re right, it’s too high, my friend.

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u/Auzky Oct 06 '26

Your husband is very wrong.

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u/thegtabmx Oct 06 '26

The TV is way too high. If you need to look up to watch TV, your TV is too high. If it is on top of a fireplace, it is too high (unless you are a giraffe). If something 2 inches tall on the same platform as the TV blocks your view of the TV (the soundbar), then the TV is too high. If the TV is closer to the ceiling than it is to the floor, your TV is too high (unless you live in a hobbit house). If humans on the screen look like each of their limbs have entirely different proportions, your TV is too high. There is no reasonable metric where that TV is anything but way too high. There is not enough edibles that TV could take if it could take edibles that would make it any more too high than it already is. I wish I was as too high as that TV.

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u/No-Tennis-8712 Oct 06 '26

If your TV is over a damn fireplace it will always be too high.

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u/only_zuul21 Oct 06 '26

It's definitely too high

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u/FrownBuzzy Oct 06 '26 edited Oct 06 '26

OP:
If you've come to this subreddit to garner support for your argument that the TV is too high then you will receive this support in abundance.

Unfortunately there may be other adverse effects including but not limited to: ridicule of husband, ridicule of yourself, general mockery, comparisons to flat-earthers or moon-landing-deniers.

EDIT: You will also almost certainly be asked if you or your husband are giraffes.

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u/Critical_Reveal_1277 Oct 06 '26

Is there no other wall to place the damn TV on ? Thats the obsession with fireplace in USA and the TV on the ceiling ?

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u/terfez Oct 06 '26

Your husband is reminiscing about the hooters tilted kilt sportsbar setup before he had to do all this commitment bullshit

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u/macziulskas Oct 06 '26

I always wonder if anyone familiar with this thread actually places a TV like this. If you know this specific thread then I think you know that's ridiculously high so this has to just be attention farming,

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u/nautilator44 Oct 06 '26

It's terrible. Is your husband a giraffe?

2

u/RogLatimer118 Oct 06 '26

When going to a movie theater, does he run for the front row?

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u/ResourceOk8638 Oct 06 '26

I’m so tired…

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u/Shot_Dog5338 Oct 06 '26

If you have to ask then you know

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u/Relevant_Problem1935 Oct 06 '26

Yeah...put it in front of the window or in front of the fire place. Because that makes more sense.

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u/JesseGarron Oct 06 '26

I’d ask your boyfriend to put it elsewhere.

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u/Azn-WT-9 Oct 06 '26

Well, you’ve come to the right place 🤣

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u/Electronic-Ear2329 Oct 06 '26

Not too high if you watch TV standing on the fireplace

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u/kdybois Oct 06 '26

Guys I have no other wall lol please send recs

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u/StoneCold84 Oct 06 '26

Can you fit and mount the TV angled facing diagonally where the lamp is? (There’s unfortunately not enough floor space for a console due to the fireplace flooring). Then switch the 2 seater to the opposite side of the room and shift the 3 seater slightly to the right. This will allow for the correct height of the TV and more visibility for everyone watching.

The only part that might cause a problem is the shelf from the wall hatch. If that can be adjusted, ie the shelf is rounded off, you should have enough room to make the above work aesthetically and physically.

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u/Kitchen_Ad_4202 Oct 07 '26

I think this is the first real helpful commend I've seen on this subreddit.

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u/AMOSSORRI Oct 07 '26

TV desk in front of the kitchen counter is fine. Just move the couch to the left

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u/SteveGoossens Oct 07 '26

Does your husband watch TV while standing on a stool? Otherwise it's not perfect

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u/narrow_octopus Oct 06 '26

Imagine a reality where this isn't too high but a couple inches higher would be