TV Wall Mount Installation

The screen is the centrepiece of any home cinema, the focal point of attention where stories are told and the action unfolds. Resolution and picture quality obviously make a major difference, but so too do the aesthetics of the screen itself. TV wall mount installation makes for a more practical, functional and comfortable viewing experience: no awkward viewing angles, no dust accumulating over time, and no messy, ugly cables hanging behind the TV cabinet and spoiling the view. TV wall mount installation can be the icing on the cake of your home theatre installation and save space in style.

There are numerous reasons to consider TV wall mount installation for your home cinema. TV wall mounting helps prevent the kind of accidents and falls that can happen to your TV on a stand. It saves room and utilises space efficiently (and if you have a small cinema, every bit of extra space helps). You can mount it at the perfect height for you and your family, it looks stylish and it provides everyone in the audience with a great view from anywhere in the theatre. Mounting your TV is like framing a work of art and hanging it on the wall for everyone to enjoy.

As leading providers of home theatre systems, TV wall mounting is one of Home Entertainment Solutions’ specialties. We safely install your TV with the right bracket and fixings, conceal the cables and cords inside the wall cavity, connect all external devices to the TV and program and calibrate it. When you engage our services, you can expect an audit of connected equipment, cable management for the most desirable results, programming of the TV for the best in picture and sound quality and a tutorial on how to operate your set-up.

For all its benefits, there are good reasons you should leave TV wall mount installation in the hands of a professional. There’s a lot to consider. The type of wall you mount your TV on matters, and on a plaster wall, you’ll have to make sure your bracket is on a solid fixture. A brick wall is much stronger but can be harder to run cables through. You’ll also need to consider the effects of Wi-Fi interference and nearby chimneys that can potentially block cable access.