TV wall mounts can be safe when the wall, bracket, fixings and fixing positions are properly checked. This guide explains five common mounting mistakes using real TV Mount Mate installations, including loose fixings, unsuitable brackets, poor positioning and warning signs of failure.
TV wall mounting with TV Mount Mate starts from £79, with the final cost depending on TV size, wall type, bracket choice and cable work. This guide explains current starting prices, add-on costs and what to compare before booking.
Discover which fixed, tilting and full-motion TV brackets work best on plasterboard walls. This installer-led guide explains how TV weight, wall construction, stud positions, fixings, sockets and cable routes affect the safest and most suitable choice.
Before mounting a TV, check the wall construction, TV weight, bracket compatibility, fixing positions, cable routes, socket clearance and viewing position. This practical guide explains what to assess before drilling and when further inspection may be needed.
TVs pull out of plasterboard walls when fixings, bracket design and wall condition are not assessed together. This guide explains why brackets fail, the warning signs to watch for, and how a failed installation is assessed, using a Southgate repair.
Learn how to book a professional TV wall mounting service in London with TV Mount Mate. Find out what details to send, how fixed quotes and appointment windows work, what to prepare before installation, and how brackets, cable concealment, soundbars and large-TV lifting are arranged.
A practical guide to mounting a TV on a stud wall, covering timber and metal framework, fixing positions, bracket choice, cavity fixings and full-motion leverage, with a real 77-inch LG G5 installation in Bexley showing how the wall and bracket were assessed together.
How to fix a TV bracket to plasterboard for a heavy TV depends on the wall, framework, bracket and screen. This installer-led guide uses a real 100-inch project.
DIY TV mounting can be realistic with the right wall, tools, fixings and experience. A London installer explains when to stop, with a real East Ham case.
