Test a custom center
If you already have a proposed mounting line, enter it in TV center height. The preview keeps that custom position so you can inspect the bottom edge and sightline rather than automatically accepting the suggestion.
TV mounting height calculator
Plan your 70 inch TV’s center height, bottom clearance and viewing angle.
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Placement estimate for a 16:9 TV with a 0.5″ frame allowance. Heights refer to the screen, not bracket holes. Viewing angle is not mount tilt.
A 70 inch screen can span a substantial part of a media wall, but the wall’s visual midpoint is only one possible reference. Use the calculator to test a screen center against your seating and the furniture below, then compare the outline on the wall.
If you already have a proposed mounting line, enter it in TV center height. The preview keeps that custom position so you can inspect the bottom edge and sightline rather than automatically accepting the suggestion.
With the initial Living room setup—45 in eyes, 30 in furniture, a 5 in gap and an 8 ft viewing distance—the suggested center is about 52.5 in from the floor. The bottom is 35 in and the sightline is 5° above eye level. These are starting inputs, not a fixed height for every room.
Use the same center height with the distance and eye height from each regularly used seat. This reveals how the geometry changes across the room without treating one preset as a universal mounting height.
There is no single height set by the 70 inch diagonal alone. In this calculator, Living room starts with a 45 in center baseline. With no furniture, that gives an estimated 27.5 in bottom height. Adding the default 30 in furniture and 5 in gap brings the center to about 52.5 in. Adjust eye height and clearance for your actual room.
The calculator estimates a 34.3 in screen height using 70 × 0.49, with a 0.5 in allowance below the screen. Bottom height equals the screen center minus half that screen height and the allowance. Use your model’s actual outer dimensions for final wall marks.
Wall symmetry does not account for your seat or console. Enter a trial center height and compare it with your actual eye height and the required lower-edge clearance. Use that comparison before deciding whether the wall’s midpoint suits the room.
Record each seat’s distance and eye height. Enter your proposed TV center, inspect the first view, then repeat for the second seat. Changing measurement inputs resets the suggestion, so re-enter the same custom center for a like-for-like comparison.