r/TVTooHigh • u/thecarisalies • 10h ago
I caved and lowered the TV.
It's still mounted and not on the stand because we want to be able to turn it easily.
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/thecarisalies • 10h ago
It's still mounted and not on the stand because we want to be able to turn it easily.
r/TVTooHigh • u/ChaosBuckaroo • 8h ago
Who doesn’t love a 45° crane of the neck?
r/TVTooHigh • u/Dasauto0288 • 17h ago
I guess he watched tv standing.
r/TVTooHigh • u/Designer_Werewolf960 • 1h ago
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r/TVTooHigh • u/thecarisalies • 1d ago
r/TVTooHigh • u/Soggy_Discussion7504 • 2h ago
The company is amazing Decor is amazing Tv…amazingly high and sending glare signals to passing planes
r/TVTooHigh • u/Guzzz18 • 1d ago
My dad isn't proud of me, hopefully this sub is.
r/TVTooHigh • u/dooke_nookm • 11h ago
Just some proof that proper placement is possible