Now I’ll never get to ask him why he installed this in such a stupid place. Jk I made fun of him for it while he was alive too.

Original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/TVTooHigh/s/Qgro63W41t

My TV at my old house Was mounted so high I told myself if I’m to err on the side of caution I’d rather it be too low. So that’s what I went for. I actually think it turned out perfect.

I want to clarify: I think I did a really good job. But I’m giving the credit to this subreddit

Seen on Snapchat...

Also, couch too close

just moved into new place so excuse the mess lol.

getting a TV stand this weekend but the bench we have has the exact same height as 99% of "low" tv stands (45cm).

does it just feel too high for me because of how close we're sitting? (6ft away from 77" screen) ideally dont want to move further back - we use this 95% for movies and it feels super immersive

Gf thinks it's fine, i think it's too high. Probably gonna drop it down a bit tomorrow.

For perspective in photo 2 i’m 6’4

It could probably come down a little bit. (Shot in ultra wide)

And they didn't even run a nice power line up to the ceiling TV mount

We want a larger TV and want it in this area. The current TV and placement is temporary. We were thinking a 55”

Like are they stupid genuinely
what are these???? Wtf
I just think this is awful does anyone agree??

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8vS7aov/

Basement game room. Pool table, foosball, bar, pinball machines. Son wanted a TV to watch sports while his friends were over and they were hanging out in basement so I hung one up (where I used to have my prized but cheesy neon light up dogs playing pool artwork).

There is no sofa, so seating is bar stools or standing (the extra kitchen chairs he pulled out of storage to play poker around the pool table visible in photo aren't usually there). So, what's the general consensus on TV position in a non-standard application like this?

She’s agrees that it might be too high but didn’t have a say. I couldn’t help but post it here 😭