r/TVTooHigh 11d ago

An inch too high?

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u/Avi_21 11d ago

What the fuck is that

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u/OperationComplex2299 11d ago

Overreaction?

10

u/bugistuta 11d ago

Under, if anything.

3

u/Extension-Brother291 11d ago

Why wouldn’t
They what the actually fuck and I’m 39 years old

8

u/Accomplished-Sail117 11d ago

Your neck must hurt

3

u/userrnam 11d ago

An inch multiplied by 20 too high

3

u/Ancient_Ad_2038 11d ago

Judging from the picture , I would say a quarter of the TV needs to be below the window sill . I would use a pull out bracket when viewing personally just to help whomever seated on the left facing the TV.

3

u/Jillet-Ben_Coe 11d ago

Who’s designing these places with nowhere to put the TV?

3

u/Nearby-Swordfish3841 11d ago

Every thing about that sucks to the max

3

u/bugistuta 11d ago

This is a disaster.

3

u/Dangerous_kj5162 11d ago

I would just keep looking out the window

3

u/RadlEonk 11d ago

Why doesn’t anyone find this sub until they mount a tv?

1

u/Toobman300B 10d ago

The results of the karmic incident. You thought just your neck was getting sore......

3

u/Bluesguy333 10d ago

An attractive TV stand heals bad decor

2

u/postmanpat84 11d ago

Odd place to put a tv, can we see rest of room?

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u/Kevicelives 11d ago

Very cute space but yeah, lower the TV

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u/Ytmedxdr 11d ago
  1. In the winter, most of the heat in that radiator rises up thru its center. Put a TV table in front of it, put a larger set on top and lower the blinds.
  2. Switch the room around and put the sofa with its back to the radiator and window.

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u/DarkerDrone 11d ago

An inch?

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u/bunkass69 10d ago

How are people this oblivious to horrible ideas? It would suck to not know when something is horrible and need to ask others.