At what studio was Full House taped from 1993 to 1995?

From 1993 to 1995, Full House was taped at Warner Bros. Studios in Burbank, California.

The change followed the show’s earlier production period at Lorimar Studios in Culver City. Full House was produced first through Lorimar-related companies and later through Warner Bros. Television, whose studio facilities became the show’s home for its final seasons.

Although the sitcom was set in San Francisco, most of it was filmed on Southern California soundstages. The Tanner house, family interiors, and other recurring locations were created for studio production rather than recorded in the Bay Area. The famous Victorian homes in the opening credits were real San Francisco locations, but they were not the show’s regular filming base.

There were exceptions. The season-three premiere, “Tanner’s Island,” was filmed in Hawaii, while the two-part season-six finale, “The House Meets the Mouse,” used Walt Disney World locations. The first episode of season eight also included filming in San Francisco, making these location shoots notable departures from the Warner Bros. soundstage routine.