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I prefer this viewing angle especially with 2 dogs and 7-10 kids runnning around. Ergonomically it’s 10 times better. If your standing to watch it is in an ideal spot. Sitting looking up is more bar-like view but affords your neck to sit in its natural position versus flexed forward and looking down such as on a table. The stand has two vertical bolt holes in which to bury some lag bolts, but you must bury the stand first, then put tv on, then attach tv to stand with L wrench.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes it can but I don't recommend it. It depends on the height of the TV and the viewing distance to the Prime sitting area. You can use a tilt mount but most mounts don't tilt more than 15 degrees. You may end up looking up, which is not good for TV viewing. You may also have to move the sitting area back.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.What I've read for good posture that puts the least stress on your neck and spine you should either be looking straight ahead or slightly down. Looking up stresses the neck and spine.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, it can (as others have said), but it is NOT an appropriate position for watching if you are sitting down as this is NOT a natural position for the neck and could cause problems with your neck.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, if you have the space. It is a very thin tv, the bottom of it is where the electronics are and it has kind of a thick the wide bottom I would say it's about 10 inches tall and 3 and 4 in thick.
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