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Things worth knowing before anyone drills.

Short pieces on walls, brackets and cables. No listicles, no padding.

A bearded man in a light blue denim shirt holding a large black flat screen television out from a white textured wall, not yet fixed

What does TV mounting cost in Toronto?

Nobody can quote a screen they have not seen. What anyone can do is tell you which five things move the number, and why each one moves it.

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A large black television mounted on a teal wall above a white floating sideboard, with no cables showing

How high should a TV be mounted?

The most common fault in a wall mounted television is not the fixing. It is that the screen ended up a foot higher than it should be.

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A wide loft style living room with a large television mounted on a white panelled chimney breast, pale brick above it and a grey fabric sofa in the foreground

Mounting a 75 or 85 inch TV

Everything about a large panel is a step change: the weight, the bracket, the number of studs it needs, and the box it arrives in.

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A tilting wall mount plate with a bubble level, two perforated mounting arms, a ball peen hammer, a masonry drill bit and a bag of screws and plugs on a flat yellow background

Should you mount a TV yourself?

There is a version of this job you should absolutely do yourself, and a version where the cheapest outcome is paying somebody else to do it.

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Tell us the screen and the wall. We will tell you the price.