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Hello there! Thanks for reaching out with your question on wall mounting height for the OLED77C3PUA. For the optimal viewing experience, it’s generally recommended to mount the TV so that the center of the screen aligns with your eye level when seated. This typically places the center of the TV about 42–48 inches from the floor, but you may adjust based on your personal preference and seating arrangement. If you have further questions or need assistance with wall bracket selection, please feel free to reach out to us by sending a private message on Social Media @LGUSSupport. We’re here to help! —Avril

For some, its personal preference and/or based on available wall space and/or ceiling height. It also depends on the specific make and model of wall mount you select. That said, this 77-inch TV has a screen measuring 38.7" tall which means from the center of the screen to its bottom edge is 19.3 inches. When sitting in your viewing location, measure the height of your eye level to the floor then subtract 19.3 (which is approx 19 3 1/2") So... for example: Assuming your eye level is 40 inches you should mount your TV so the bottom edge of your television is 20.5 inches from the floor.

Measure the height of your eyes when sitting on your couch. Then measure the height of your eyes when standing. The middle of these two measurements would be the ideal height for the center of the TV screen once mounted.

It depends on what the TV is above. I measured to center in the space I had available.

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Hello there! Thanks for reaching out with your question on wall mounting height for the OLED77C3PUA. For the optimal viewing experience, it’s generally recommended to mount the TV so that the center of the screen aligns with your eye level when seated. This typically places the center of the TV about 42–48 inches from the floor, but you may adjust based on your personal preference and seating arrangement. If you have further questions or need assistance with wall bracket selection, please feel free to reach out to us by sending a private message on Social Media @LGUSSupport. We’re here to help! —Avril
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For some, its personal preference and/or based on available wall space and/or ceiling height. It also depends on the specific make and model of wall mount you select. That said, this 77-inch TV has a screen measuring 38.7" tall which means from the center of the screen to its bottom edge is 19.3 inches. When sitting in your viewing location, measure the height of your eye level to the floor then subtract 19.3 (which is approx 19 3 1/2") So... for example: Assuming your eye level is 40 inches you should mount your TV so the bottom edge of your television is 20.5 inches from the floor.
Answered by EltonNoway 2 years ago
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Measure the height of your eyes when sitting on your couch. Then measure the height of your eyes when standing. The middle of these two measurements would be the ideal height for the center of the TV screen once mounted.
Answered by JPach 2 years ago
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It depends on what the TV is above. I measured to center in the space I had available.
Answered by Mike 2 years ago
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