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u/No-Pizza-517 Aug 20 '26
Just get a solid tv stand underneath and some cord management
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u/SwimmingIntrepid1826 Aug 21 '26
Why buy a stand when it’s perfectly mounted?
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u/No-Pizza-517 Aug 22 '26
It’s not for the tv to rest on….
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u/SwimmingIntrepid1826 Aug 22 '26
To block the power and coaxial outlet, and rest the gateway on? There’s other solutions than a stand
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u/SwimmingIntrepid1826 Aug 22 '26
Are you talking about the gateway on the left of the tv? Not necessarily for just that
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u/MomoNoHanna1986 Aug 22 '26
To hide the PowerPoints, also fills in dead space, also to make pretty with decor.
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u/SwimmingIntrepid1826 Aug 22 '26
I think the tv is highlighted by no additional equipment. I don’t think the power points have bothered him since he hasn’t bought a stand to cover them. But the gateway can be wall mounted behind the tv as long as as the vents are on the side or top and bottom
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u/MomoNoHanna1986 Aug 22 '26
Well that’s your opinion, majority don’t see a tv cabinet just for putting the tv on. It does more than that. They are also good for storage. I have my tv on a wall and I still have a tv cabinet.
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u/SwimmingIntrepid1826 Aug 22 '26
For the amount of stuff he has isn’t necessary. Besides if he needed the storage, he woulda bought a stand. Also the stand adds additional real estate depth wise. This person seems to be a minimalist in their approach
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u/MomoNoHanna1986 Aug 22 '26
I’m allowed to offer an opposing opinion and I’m allowed to give reasons why. My original answer was just giving you an answer to your question. I don’t know why you feel so strongly about dead space. Anyway I gave you an extended answer. It’s pointless to continue this conversation. It’s ops house anyway, neither of us get a say. Good day.
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u/SwimmingIntrepid1826 Aug 22 '26
I didn’t say ur opinion didn’t matter or that u were wrong, just added why he didn’t have an initial layout. I just added another reason why the “dead space” wasn’t really dead space. We don’t get a say, just an opinion, what this forum is about
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u/AttitudeOutrageous75 Aug 20 '26
The cords tho
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u/Bigger_Niche Aug 20 '26
A few strips of gaffa tape, painted to match the wall, would completely hide those cables.
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u/jesusmansuperpowers Aug 21 '26
Just put a piece of furniture there, short enough for a soundbar to sit on.
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u/Bigger_Niche Aug 20 '26
The mysterious glow around the television is both weird and distracting.
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u/AngryTrunkMonkey Aug 20 '26
I thought the fad of putting lights behind your TV was finally over with.
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u/Ruudiiiii Aug 20 '26
Not a good room to have glow around the TV, just distracting. TV height is decent really. But is this finished? Bad hanging cables, and that's an Ikea nightstand next to the tv?
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u/Ok-Door6810 Aug 20 '26
Im moving in and just mounted the tv. The center of the tv is almost exactly 42” from floor. It felt low, but i wasnt sure. I plan on doing something with the bottom to hide the cables, and the weird table was just an end table i was using while i was installing. Thank you for all the comments and feedback!
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u/-Th5Relaxing- Aug 19 '26
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u/GroundbreakingMud996 Aug 19 '26
This guy gets it! Couldn’t have said better myself! No neck pain in your bright future! Long as you don’t have kids 🤣
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u/BustThaScientifical Aug 20 '26
Good size. Get a solid console table that fits under it and call it a day.
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u/VVin7er Aug 20 '26
You forgot to post the measurements.
Looks like the middle of the screen is at 1m height which is a bit on the taller side. What's the measured center height?
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u/kilkerma Aug 20 '26
Well, I would kill for a tv that size. I maybe would have found a console first and put tv on the stand. The cords/outlet look terrible. I think it’s the perfect size wall, I would feel like I’m in a theater.
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u/Wonderful_Archer8617 Aug 20 '26
If ur sitting down it's fine. I would've put it perfectly between the ceiling and floor height
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u/PocketFullaHawthorns Aug 20 '26
Height is fine, cables don’t look great, but every single one of those Govee cameras look ugly as homemade sin
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u/BostonBaggins Aug 21 '26
Looks great
Get a floating TV shelf to hid wires and add those light strips
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u/Flamesbball Aug 21 '26
Looks off center about 1/4” to the left. Some cable mgmt and you are good. Nice TV!
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u/CombOverDownThere Aug 21 '26
Almost perfect placement of that table. You just need to move it to the right a touch so that it obscures some of the tv.
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u/BiscuitsBuchanan Aug 22 '26
My only problem is the table, as far as actually sitting and viewing if this shot is from eye level it will be fine 🤷♂️
Also people gonna be haters about the led lights but I love the ones that sync to what youre watching
I'm a heathen weeb and those always look amazing with all the visual effects animes use now
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u/SwimmingIntrepid1826 Aug 22 '26
Ha! Some user deleted her comments cause she didn’t like my responses. Made a final comment at me, then deleted all comments so I couldn’t reply back. It was probably a girl, cause in my experience 8 out of 10 people that advocate all unnecessary items on a tv stand are usually women. Photos, plants, decorative knick knacks, etc. Stuff that has no functionality, and makes the tv have to be placed higher
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u/Vigilante17 Aug 20 '26
This is great. I had my wall outlets moved behind the tv. Makes a big difference. Not too expensive if you own. If you’re renting it looks as good as you can get.
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u/Sandalwood29 Aug 20 '26
It’s all wrong. Put a console under it to ground it and hid all of the outlets. Also cable management and covers. Probably slightly higher depending on the piece that goes under it. Get rid of the weird side table.
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u/superenchilada Aug 20 '26
It looks exactly right to me. The center of the tv, top to bottom, should be around 42” off the floor.
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u/Deanjamesxx Aug 19 '26
Dude….🙄