TV wall mounting
Mounting a TV comes down to three decisions: exactly where, at what height, and where the cables go. The third one is what people regret later.
- Price from
- 65 € per job
- Response time
- Routine work 24–48 hours, emergencies often the same day
What the job includes
- Checking the wall type and choosing the right fixing
- Mounting the bracket level, measured in both directions
- Hanging the TV and setting the viewing angle
- Hiding the cables in trunking or inside the wall
How we do it
We measure from seated height, not by eye: the centre of the screen should sit roughly at eye level when you are on the sofa, which is usually lower than people expect. In plasterboard we find the steel stud or use a through-fixing; a heavy TV never goes into a thin partition on screws alone.
Good to know
If you want the cables completely hidden, the best moment is before buying the TV: a socket and an HDMI conduit can then go into the wall in one go with the electrical work.
Frequently asked questions
Is the bracket included?
No, the bracket is separate. If you do not have one we tell you which model suits your TV and wall, or bring one with us.
Can the cables go inside the wall?
Yes, easily in plasterboard. In concrete we chase a channel, or use surface trunking if you would rather not open the wall.
Guides and advice
Does mounting a TV on the wall need permission from anyone?
For most flats, mounting a TV is a drilling job, not a permissions matter — here's when it genuinely is.
Do you need permission to put up a shelf or mount a TV on a wall
A plain answer to whether hanging a shelf or TV on a load-bearing wall needs the apartment association's permission.
Before the cold season: check the shelves and wall fixings around the house
Before winter boxes and heavy curtains go up, a five-minute check of every shelf and mount can save a wall repair later.
Get a quote for this job
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