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Got a new TV for entertaining during the holidays? Is it a lot bigger than your last TV? Before you dive into all the fun stuff, you need to consider a very important question: Where are you going to put it?

This story is part of 12 Days of Tips, helping you make the most of your tech, home and health during the holiday season.

Whether you wall-mount or use a TV stand, there are some important, and often unintuitive, aspects to consider. For instance, did you know that bad TV placement can reduce a TV’s apparent picture quality, cause neck pain and more? You definitely don’t want to mount your TV , too far away or at a weird angle.

Issues created by bad TV placement might not be apparent right away, but over weeks and months they could be noticeable, annoying and possibly even painful. The time gap could be enough that you might not even realize it’s the TV’s placement causing the issues.

Is this hyperbole? Not really. Consider that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration has standards in how your work environment is setup to minimize the chance of repetitive stress injuries. If you’re watching four to six hours of TV at night, it’s possible you could be susceptible to many of the same issues. Also, most TVs look far worse “off axis,” as in too far above, below or to the side of the center of the screen. So all that money you spent on a new TV could be wasted by not looking at it from the angle it looks best.

Mounting a TV  is also a bad idea, as is the . A slight seating shuffle, or adjusting your preferred pedestal placements, could yield better picture quality or allow for a larger TV. So before you mount a TV or buy an expensive TV stand, consider these dos and don’ts for TV placement.

Do these five things before you set up a new TV

Do check TV height 

While there’s no set height for TV placement, ideally you don’t want the TV to be too high. Staring up at a TV is like sitting in the front row of a movie theater. It’s not ideal, not comfortable and not conducive to long viewing sessions. Generally speaking, you want the center of the TV to be about eye level, or even slightly lower. This is true whether you’re mounting the TV or putting it on a stand.

For more on this, check out my guide on .

If you’re thinking of wall mounting, keep in mind all the Do’s mentioned so far. Plus, if you’re thinking of getting an LCD, make sure you get a wall mount that’s able to pivot or adjust. With few exceptions, LCDs have worse performance if you’re not sitting directly in front of them. Being able to pivot or move a wall-mounted TV so it’s aimed directly at your eyeballs will be a huge improvement in picture quality (compared to the same TV not aimed at you). It’s worth mentioning at this point that .

Don’t mount your TV too high

A TV at the correct height is going to look really low when you’re standing. Which is fine, since most of the time you won’t be standing when you’re watching it.  can literally be a pain in the neck. If you want a good laugh, there’s a lively subreddit devoted to pictures of people who have mounted their TVs too high.

Don’t mount a TV above the fireplace 

Seriously. . For the above reason and more — not the least of which is that heat is the enemy of all electronics. Even if you never use your fireplace, mounting a TV above it is almost always too high to watch from a couch.