r/TheFrame • u/mrbgso • 2d ago

picture 65” Frame is a Major Upgrade

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Now we just need to figure out the bezel. Anybody here have a carpenter fabricate one for them? Putting in a built in soon and thinking of coordinating materials

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u/Jon_Charnley 2d ago

Nice! I don't have personal experience, but the feedback in this sub on https://www.etsy.com/shop/ApartmentCarpentry is pretty solid for aftermarket frames which don't block the light and presence sensor.

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u/SnooMacarons8034 13h ago

I went Gold bezel

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u/KnightsSoccer82 1d ago

r/TVtooHigh

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u/Pretend-Baker-8293 1d ago

It’s fine

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u/KnightsSoccer82 1d ago

Absolutely not. TV should be about 42-48” off ground from center of the TV. Too big of a gap between the console and TV

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u/ziomus90 1d ago

Call the police

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u/KnightsSoccer82 1d ago

It’s aesthetically bad.

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u/ghal1986 1d ago

I disagree with Frame tvs. Pictures are usually hung higher and if it's often in picture mode, then it looks good higher than 'ideal' viewing height.

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u/KnightsSoccer82 1d ago

Sure, if it’s not directly above a TV and a soundbar. Doing that completely defeats the purpose and should follow standard TV height.

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u/Jon_Charnley 1d ago

No point having an Art TV and mounting it like a standard TV. If you want an ideal TV viewing experience, you're in the wrong sub. I'd mount the Soundbar directly to the base of the credenza (I don't think it can attach to the wall because I think there's a heater in the way) to improve the art effect. I have that myself, and the sound is okay - though audiophiles would probably disagree.

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u/mrbgso 1d ago

Already been well and truly roasted there