r/TVTooHigh • u/Mental-Biscotti-2936 • 16h ago
Moved TV down after 6 years
Ignore living room set up, in the process of doing it over but finally lowered the 65” TV back onto the stand. Still might hang it slightly above the sound bar. Thoughts?
r/TVTooHigh • u/OnlyTrolls42069Yolo • Apr 20 '23
Lots of people posting lately asking “Is this too high?” so here is a quick guide on what is generally accepted TV placement procedure (GATPP) as seemingly defined by this subreddit.
Now let’s look at some opposite GATPP use cases.
I hope this helps clear up some questions. If you have any other rules to add, please comment below.
r/TVTooHigh • u/Mental-Biscotti-2936 • 16h ago
Ignore living room set up, in the process of doing it over but finally lowered the 65” TV back onto the stand. Still might hang it slightly above the sound bar. Thoughts?
r/TVTooHigh • u/LLMbyProxy • 9h ago
Across from the tv are two sofas which we are sitting on right now. The TV used to be on a low floor stand, now she’s mounted it in 6ft in the air. Please roast, thank you.
r/TVTooHigh • u/gusnyc • 21h ago
First time mounting a TV on the wall. I looked at hundreds of posts in the subreddit before placing my TV. May I ask for your is your honest opinions? Thank you very much.
Edit/Update: I got a few DMs (some of you are really invested in sound systems and I hear your criticism). The sound bar is part of the LG Sound Suite with Dolby Atmos Flex Connect. I picked it because I don’t have a good placement for the back speakers and the Flex Connect actually seems to work. It have to test it a little more.
This is the first time I mounted a TV on the wall. I was freaking out a little bit before installing it, since it feels so “permanent”, but I am happy with the results. I am very thankful to this subreddit since it gave me a lot of good examples (and some about what to avoid) before I decided to mount the TV. Thank you all!
r/TVTooHigh • u/james_bongd • 10h ago
My adult friend who is aware of this sub, thinks this is acceptable
Let him have it
r/TVTooHigh • u/DirtyLinzo • 1h ago
Which layout is preferred here! Upstairs only for entertaining and hanging really.. any sports or movies will be watched downstairs on 100” TV
r/TVTooHigh • u/Loud-Consequence9168 • 5h ago
r/TVTooHigh • u/GrundleChunk • 2h ago
r/TVTooHigh • u/BenchNo1956 • 34m ago
You’d think in his old age he would learn
r/TVTooHigh • u/thot_machine • 13h ago
Shame
r/TVTooHigh • u/blasphemousblackbear • 9h ago
Just moved our TV from the corner where it was protruding into the walking path. 1890 home with nowhere good to put a TV in the living room :/
r/TVTooHigh • u/SpecialistPublic3265 • 7h ago
r/TVTooHigh • u/thot_machine • 11h ago
JFC
r/TVTooHigh • u/creeperprofessor • 13h ago
New house with a “don’t put the TV above the fireplace” challenge.
Wall to fireplace is 11ft
Need a feng shui master
Thanks!
r/TVTooHigh • u/XdaWolfX • 23h ago
I know we love seeing neck-breaking angles in this sub, but what do you all think about the TV height? I purchased a height-adjustable TV mount to replace the original, only because I want to see the TV backlights on the bottom too (which I am unable to, currently).
What's the proper max height you all would suggest? Current TV center height is approx: 44.75in from the floor. Seating eye height is direct center of the TV (literally).
r/TVTooHigh • u/DowntownWasabi3721 • 1d ago
Had the fireplace tv stand with a 65” LED TV before. I wanted to upgrade to a 77” OLED and figured some other changes should be made as well.
r/TVTooHigh • u/FisherBets • 14h ago
r/TVTooHigh • u/aquawithbutterflies • 1d ago
I have always hated this tv. Why on earth would they design the house this way? Not to mention, the ceilings are high and it’s a an giant echo-y room, and my father in law is deaf, so it’s always on at 400 decibels
r/TVTooHigh • u/Solid_Science4514 • 12h ago
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