According to statistics, people spend an average of 3 hours and 40 minutes watching TV every day. When a big sports event like the European Cup begins, people will almost concentrate on the game.
As long as your TV is in the right place, there is no problem. If not, you may find yourself squinting in front of the screen because of the annoying reflected glare. or if the TV is too high, you will stretch your neck. It’s not comfortable at all. So, let’s avoid all this and make sure your TV is located correctly!
Watching TV should be entertaining, not uncomfortable! So, before you start to think about the best location for TV, you must take time to think more and avoid unnecessary trouble.
What’s the best distance to sit from the TV?
Sitting too close to the TV will hurt your eyes and can’t see the edge of the TV picture. If the distance is too far, you will not be able to enjoy the clear details of high-resolution screens such as 4ktv and 8K. So, you need to choose the right screen size for your home.
For the best viewing experience, select the appropriate TV size according to the room distance:
How to calculate the optimal height of TV？
If you want the TV to be in a comfortable position, you need to find the horizontal position of your line of sight, not tilt up or down. Here are some ways to solve this problem:
- Sit comfortably on the sofa and measure the height between the ground and your eyes.
- Measure the same height on the TV wall and mark the point with a pencil.
- Align the center of your TV with the penciled point.
If you install the TV in a high place, such as above the fireplace, you can choose a tilting TV bracket so that you can adjust it downward.
Manage your lighting
If your room is sunny, you should avoid putting the TV in direct sunlight. Or buy a full motion TV wall mount so you can move the TV to avoid glare.
If you like watching TV in a dark room, you may have noticed that your eyes begin to shed tears or dry, or sometimes you even feel nervous and headache. This is because your eyes are constantly adjusting between the dark room and the TV screen.
If you want to avoid this situation, please place a neutral color light behind the TV to produce the so-called “polarized light”, which can improve the ambient lighting level of the room without making the TV image look worse.
Tip: don’t choose color polarization because it will lose color in TV images.
Polarized lighting can also counteract the glare of the floor lamp (such as reading lamp, table lamp or ceiling lamp) behind you. If placed improperly, it will reduce the contrast of the TV and produce glare and blurred images.
Polarized lighting is also suitable for reflection problems on curved TVs. Curved TVs sometimes stretch and distort reflections to make them more prominent than flat panel TVs.
Where to Put the Television in a Small Home?
Maybe your house or apartment is a little small. You may feel that TV is not suitable for your layout. But there are many ways to place a TV in your living space.
Put your TV on an old-fashioned table. If the color of the furniture is eye-catching, it will bring you extra benefits. This will increase the characteristic of the room, attract more attention than the traditional media center, and distract the attention of the TV itself. But if the table is not in the middle of the room. You can try to install it on the full motion TV bracket for greater design versatility.
By reading this article, you know where to place the TV. If you still don’t know, please contact us. We are ready to answer any questions you have and suggest a TV bracket suitable for your needs. We will do our best to help you. Contact us today!
