For a 75" model how high off the floor should the bottom of TV be once mounted?
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Daniel, It's really up to personal preference. Most people like it around eye-level. If you have a lot of ambient light, here's a quick pro-tip: mount the TV where you would, but a little higher and tilt it down a bit. It won't stop all light (no panel will!), but will deflect it if there's a LOT of ambient light. --Mr. S
1823133
We have a 47 inch TV. From the bottom of the TV to the floor it's Approx. 34 inches. I love the stand as it is very sturdy, but I wish I was able to swivel the TV monitor.
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I'd say at least 8 inches from the top of the tv to be safe. To install you have to have enough room to slip it in, and to uninstall enough to lift it out. The bracket attaches to the center of the back of tv, so you'd have to measure it out. Good luck!
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Dear John,From the BDI instructions: NOTE: There are several mounting-height positions to choose from on 3" increments. In general, for larger TV's (54" - 60") select a higher set of mounting holes, smaller TV's (40"- 46") select a lower set of mounting holes. This means that for your size Television it would need to mount at the very top of the height of the furniture, which is 60.25" high. Please let me know if I can be of any additional assistance.Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
1329421
I have a 80" and felt the same way at first. Hold TV in the center top and bottom. We don't move ours much but does seem to be getting easier. Good luck.
2210808
The TV mount slides the length the main post, so there's no "minimum height". Depending on how low you mount the TV, you could have a significant amount of the post extending above the TV -- which may be less aesthetically appealing. You could potentially mount the shelf above the TV.
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My 55" fits end to end. I would not want to sit the TV on the stand. It looks good with the TV floating a few inches above the stand. I love the unit. Good quality and excellent for storage.
923313
I would put it somewhere in between 15 and 25 degrees. If you have a wall slopping at 45 degrees, you would still have the TV pointing 25 degrees to the floor. I would build a wood frame out of 2x6 lumber to line up with the studs in the wall and the holes in the TV mount. You would bring the bottom of the wood frame out about 10 or 11 inches. Use wood screws incase i'm wrong so you can rework it if necessary.Good luck
1510886
No - it needs to be at least 3 inches below the tv. Theres a wall mounting bracket included in the kit.
431199
I have my 80" TV hanging 31" from the floor measured to the bottom edge of the TV. The tilt is not necessary in this case. My TV, a Sharp Aquous, also does not recommend tilt for 80" TV, likely due to weight distribution when adjusting tilt may put too much stress to the mounting points of the TV.
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I just measured mine. The maximum extension of the feet is 32-1/4" x 15". Clearance under the screen is only 3-5/8" approximately but worse than that, the legs extend out to 10" from the end of the TV. I can't imagine what one could do to modify the stand or the stand bracket to help this problem. For folks who want to use a speaker box smaller than 34-1/4" x 17" on top (to give yourself and your TV a little room for error, etc.) I see a wall mount in your future.
1837912
I only know fully lowered my Secptre 18.5" TV is 1¾" from the bottom edge to the table top. It has a 2" frame at the bottom of the screen.
1512152
Yes. The brackets add an additional 3 inches to the total width. So figure on 75".
2173559
The directions say to only mount it 2 to 3 feet from the floor. That is what we did. Make sure you know how much room you need for your t.v.
1390179
I don't know if it will fit the 75" Samsung. It fit my 60" Samsung with no problem.
1698163
i just mounted my 2 tv's right now. i have 65" and at max extension they are 9' to top of tv. i did not use the included mount extensions which give another 5-6" of height, my guess is if you use the extensions with an 80" tv you would be close to 10' to top of screen.
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Mine is on a wall so I have no base. The TV itself is exactly 12 inches - top to bottom.