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Last updated Aug 11, 2026.
Maximum TV Screen Size
linear_measurementIndicates the largest size of television a product is tested for and recommended to support. Maximum television size is provided in the industry standard which measures (approximately) the TV Screen Diagonal Dimension.
- target ID
108698- Last Updated
- Dec 23, 2025
- Type
linear_measurement- Applies to
- Specific categories
- Level
- Both (parent & variants)
- Variants share value with...
same_size- Instructions
- If known, provide the maximum tv screen size of the product in the unit of measure that is most appropriate for the product. If you are unsure of the quantity or units leave all the child properties empty. DO NOT guess or estimate this value. Only provide the value if you are sure of it based on the source product attributes or images. If the maximum TV size is not provided in the source data, then use this function to estimate the size: ```javascript /** * @param {Number} width - width in inches * @param {Number} depth - depth in inches * @param {Number} weight - weight in pounds * @param {String} material - material type. Valid inputs are: 'mdf', 'wood', 'particle' or 'metal' * @return {Number} - maximum supported screen size in inches (diagonal measurement) **/ function estimateMaxSupportedTvSize(width, depth, weight, material = 'mdf') { const AW = 0.912, WD = 5.5, WL = 0.7; // Measurement constants if (material === 'wood') { return Math.floor(Math.min(width / AW, depth * WD, (weight * 1.00) / WL)); } else if (material === 'particle') { return Math.floor(Math.min(width / AW, depth * WD, (weight * 0.70) / WL)); } else if (material === 'metal') { return Math.floor(Math.min(width / AW, depth * WD, (weight * 1.20) / WL)); } else { // Assume MDF return Math.floor(Math.min(width / AW, depth * WD, (weight * 0.85) / WL)); } } ```