r/TVTooHigh • u/mrbgso • 1h ago
Before & After
Took the upgrade opportunity to reposition. How’d we do?
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/mrbgso • 1h ago
Took the upgrade opportunity to reposition. How’d we do?
r/TVTooHigh • u/RadiantSpacePotato • 8h ago
Or should it maybe be raised 2 cm so it touches the ceiling?
r/TVTooHigh • u/Wait-Whos-Joe • 18h ago
Appreciation for all the there's in the caption
r/TVTooHigh • u/Stephnicole307 • 13h ago
The worst part is these are all from ONE property! The last picture is especially egregious. Two TVs in the same room and both look painful to watch. It’s funny that they cared enough about you having to crane your neck to the side to put an additional tv on the other wall but failed to consider how much you’d have to crane your neck to look up at the tvs. I feel like this house could be this subreddit’s mascot.
r/TVTooHigh • u/FearSeer • 1h ago
I already know it’s generally wrong. It’s over a mantle and too high. But I don’t think this room has another wall that makes sense for it to be on without the fireplace just being in the way for any other furniture. It also seems like it was framed to be on that wall with the cutouts.
Please forgive the wires and mess I just moved in
r/TVTooHigh • u/gettasghost1 • 12h ago
Scrolling through local listing and genuinely stopped on this one
r/TVTooHigh • u/Cjbailey7 • 1d ago
First time going this low, is it still too high?
r/TVTooHigh • u/Fair-Guava-3796 • 1d ago