Mounting the TV on the wall (above fire??)

tom15387202

Nine_Lives wrote: »

But that's a whole other off topic debate.

It really isn't

Nine_Lives

tom15387202 wrote: »

It really isn't

Because the discussion of leggings relates to wall mounted TVs...how?

Philippa36

I agree - it suits us, but then we're not home all day watching TV. Its only on at night and I can recline on the sofa and watch it perfectly with no neck strain :-)

Whatever suits you.

Geoffo_M

tom15387202 wrote: »

It really isn't

All this guy does is one line troll like comments meant to throw doubt into posters minds - never any reasoning or constructive comment, just look at all his other posts, unbelievably unhelpful every one of them

tom15387202

how dare you sir

Errata

Avoriaz wrote: »

I agree with Myser.

The centre of a TV should be at about eye level or slightly below when sitting down in the normal viewing position.

I recently read (somewhere) that people are presenting at their GP with sore necks and headaches because their telly is halfway up a wall. An incorrect telly height can also result in permanent damage to the cervical vertebrae.

tom15387202

TV will rot your brain anyway.

warehouse

My TV is on the chimney breast, it's as slim a TV as I could afford and set right against the wall. Fireplace was removed and boxed off, then all the TV equipment placed in there, (virgin TV thing, PS3, DVD player).

Chavvy? Not if done right it isn't.

Nine_Lives

Geoffo_M wrote: »

All this guy does is one line troll like comments meant to throw doubt into posters minds - never any reasoning or constructive comment, just look at all his other posts, unbelievably unhelpful every one of them

Ah yes. I've just looked now & see what you mean.

I go on the internet to waste peoples time because it's funny :T

tom15387202

Nine_Lives wrote: »

I go on the internet to waste peoples time because it's funny :T

That's not very nice.