Professional TV Wall Mounting & Cable Concealment | Same-Day Service

Premium Brackets & Visual Styling

• ✓ Ultra-Slim Flush-to-Wall Mounting (For a Clean Picture-Frame Look)
• ✓ Tilting Wall Mount Installations (To Safely Eliminate Overhead Glare)
• ✓ Full-Motion Articulating Corner Mounts (For Multi-Angle Viewing)
• ✓ Heavy-Duty Large Screen Installations (Up to 85"+ Screens Managed Safely)

Cable Routing & Integration

• ✓ In-Wall Hidden Cable Routing (Chasing Coax, HDMI & Power Leads)
• ✓ Media Wall AV Matrix Cable Interlinking & Audio Cable Dropping
• ✓ Premium Low-Profile Exterior Decorative Trunking Layouts
• ✓ Soundbar, Sky Box, and Games Console Bracket Integration

Do you provide free quotes for TV wall mounting?

Yes, we provide completely free, no-obligation quotes for all TV wall mounting services. Call us on 0800 046 7879 or fill in our online contact form. We'll discuss your TV size, wall type, and cable hiding preferences to provide an accurate written quotation with no hidden charges.

Can you mount my TV on plasterboard?

Yes, we regularly mount TVs on plasterboard walls using special fixings and wall reinforcement techniques. For larger TVs, we locate and fix to studs or install backing boards for maximum security. Your plasterboard-mounted TV will be just as secure as brick-mounted installations.

Will you hide the cables?

Yes, professional cable management is included. We can run cables through walls, use surface-mounted trunking, or external conduit depending on your property and preferences. In-wall cable hiding (chasing cables into walls) is our specialty and creates the cleanest finish.

What height should my TV be mounted?

The ideal height puts the center of the screen at eye level when seated (typically 100-120cm from the floor for sofas). Our engineers will recommend the perfect height based on your room layout and seating position. Bedroom TVs are often mounted slightly higher for comfortable viewing when lying down.

Do you mount curved or OLED TVs?

Yes, we mount all TV types including curved, OLED, QLED, and ultra-thin models. We select appropriate brackets designed specifically for your TV's weight and design. OLED TVs require extra care due to their delicate screens and we handle them with specialist equipment.

Can you mount TVs on brick walls?

Yes, brick and concrete walls are ideal for TV mounting and provide the strongest fixing. We use professional-grade heavy-duty fixings designed for masonry, ensuring your TV is completely secure even for larger screens up to 85 inches.

Will wall mounting damage my wall?

Wall mounting requires drilling 4-6 small holes for bracket fixings. If you ever remove the TV, these holes can be easily filled and painted. We always use appropriate fixings to minimize wall damage and ensure a clean, professional finish.

Do you provide the wall mount bracket?

Yes, we can supply and install premium heavy-duty brackets suitable for your TV size and wall type. Alternatively, if you've purchased your own bracket, we can install it for you. We'll advise on the best bracket type (fixed, tilting, or full-motion) for your needs.

Can you move an existing wall-mounted TV?

Yes, we offer TV repositioning services if you want to move your wall-mounted TV to a different wall or height. Call us for a quote on TV repositioning based on your requirements.

What about mounting sound bars and shelves?

Yes, we can mount sound bars, floating shelves for Sky boxes, games consoles, and other AV equipment as part of the installation. This creates a complete entertainment setup with everything securely mounted and neatly presented.

What VESA sizes do you work with?

We work with all standard VESA patterns including 75×75, 100×100, 200×100, 200×200, 300×200, 400×200, 400×400, and 600×400. If your TV has a non-standard VESA pattern, we carry adapter plates that accommodate most exceptions. We confirm compatibility before booking to ensure we arrive with the correct bracket.

Can you mount a TV above a fireplace?

Yes, this is one of our most common requests. We assess heat output and confirm the position is safe for your specific TV. We also evaluate the wall construction above your fireplace — chimney breast masonry, timber frame, or concrete — and select appropriate fixings. Cable routing from above the fireplace requires planning to keep wires completely concealed.

Is it safe to mount a large 77 or 85 inch TV on a wall?

Yes, provided the wall is suitable and the correct bracket and fixings are used. Large TVs require brackets rated for the appropriate weight (typically 35–60kg for screens this size) and fixings into solid masonry or into multiple studs in a timber-frame wall. For hollow stud walls, we install a reinforcing backboard if needed. We specify the correct bracket for every installation.

Can you hide the power socket behind the TV?

Yes, we can relocate or install a flush-fitted mains socket behind the TV mounting position so no power cable is visible. This requires a Part P-notifiable electrical work in England and Wales, which we carry out with appropriate certification. The result is a completely clean installation with no visible cables of any kind.

What is a full-motion bracket and when should I choose one?

Full-motion (articulating) brackets allow the TV to swivel left and right, tilt up and down, and extend away from the wall. They're ideal for corner positions, open-plan rooms where the TV needs to face different seating areas, or bedrooms where viewing angle changes depending on how you're sitting. They add some depth to the installation and require more robust wall fixings than fixed brackets.

Can you mount TVs in a conservatory or garden room?

Yes, conservatories and garden rooms are popular TV mounting locations. The main considerations are wall construction (often aluminium frame or brick knee wall), temperature extremes in the space, and cable routing into the house for aerial or satellite signal. We assess each conservatory individually and recommend appropriate mounting solutions and weatherproof cable entry points.

Can you run cables for a gaming setup alongside the TV?

Yes, we regularly include HDMI cable runs for gaming consoles, streaming devices, and media players as part of TV mounting installations. We can route cables from a media unit below through the wall cavity to emerge cleanly behind the TV, concealing all HDMI, USB, and power connections. We can also install a separate HDMI wall plate for a clean aesthetic.

Can you relocate a TV from one wall to another?

Yes, TV repositioning is a regular part of our work — whether you're redecorating, rearranging a room, or moving to a new property. We remove the TV safely, fill any existing bracket holes if requested, and complete the new installation including cable management at the new position. We treat it as a fresh installation to ensure the best result.

What is the difference between a tilting and a fixed wall bracket?

Fixed brackets hold the TV flush against the wall with no movement — ideal for straight-on viewing at the correct height. Tilting brackets allow the TV to be angled downward by 5–15 degrees, which is useful when the TV is mounted higher than ideal eye level (above a fireplace, for example). Full-motion brackets offer full articulation in all directions. We advise on which type suits your room layout during the quotation.

Do you mount TVs on chimney breasts?

Yes, chimney breasts are a popular mounting position. The masonry is typically solid brick or stone — excellent for heavy fixings. The challenge is cable routing: cables can be chased into the plaster and run down to a media unit, or routed through the chimney void where it has been sealed. We survey the chimney breast construction and propose the cleanest cable routing solution before beginning work.