Find the exact height to mount your 65" TV. Enter your seating type and position for a precise recommendation based on ergonomic eye-level standards.
Select your seating type and position to get the exact height for your 65" TV.
The centre of your TV should align with your seated eye level. Looking upward for extended periods compresses the cervical spine and causes neck and upper back fatigue. Even a small upward angle sustained over a 2-hour film causes real discomfort.
For standard upright sofa seating, eye level is approximately 105 cm (41") from the floor. This is your target centre height. Everything else follows from this number.
People reference bars and commercial spaces where TVs are mounted high for standing crowds. Home viewing is different. Eye level when seated is always the correct reference point.
| Seating Position | Eye Level | TV Centre Target | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sofa - upright | 105 cm (41") | 105 cm | Standard recommendation |
| Sofa - relaxed | 100 cm (39") | 100 cm | Most common sofa position |
| Sofa - reclined | 90 cm (35") | 90 cm | For deep recline sofas |
| Recliner - upright | 100 cm (39") | 100 cm | Recliner seat height is lower |
| Recliner - reclined | 75 cm (30") | 75 cm | Fully reclined position |
| Standing | 160 cm (63") | 160 cm | Kitchen or standing desk |
For 65" TVs specifically: Your TV is approximately 80 cm tall. At the standard 105 cm centre height, the bottom edge sits at about 65 cm from the floor and the top edge at about 145 cm. The bottom edge should be at a comfortable height - not so low it is obscured by furniture.
Once your TV is at the right height, make sure you are sitting at the right distance too.