What do professional electricians do when wall mounting TVs?

 

Choose the right TV wall mount

In reality, a large part of the wall mounting your TV is finding out what equipment is best for your room and TV. There are a number of styles, heights, weight-bearing rules, and functions, and you can’t just use any old TV bracket.

You might have an incredibly large Screen, for instance, or you may want to be able to swivel your TV from various angles.

A specialist will help you find the correct TV wall mount and make sure it’s a high quality product that’s going to do the job.

Proper Wiring

We noticed that customers who wanted to install their wall TV did it themselves before they approached us and missed out on a lot of things like the wires and cables at the back of their TV.

You do not want to go to the trouble of putting up your TV without adequately hiding the cables. And it is certainly not a task you’re trained to do to cut into your wall to cover the cables. Things a professional will consider include what electrical or plumbing services are located inside the wall, and if anything might block the path to connect up your TV. It’s a serious business that you should leave up to the professionals, or you could risk a leak or even electrocution!

Secure attachment to the wall

It’s necessary to ensure that you securely attach your TV. You risk your TV falling down and breaking (or worse, injuring someone) and costly damage to your wall if you attach your TV in a position that is not sturdy enough to withstand the weight. Your electrician will not only know the right place to screw your wall mount in, but they will also be expert in dealing with various kinds of materials and textures, from gyprock and plasterboard to wood and even bricks.

Optimum Viewing Angles

A professional who is specialized in TV wall mounts will know the optimal height and angle to protect your TV so that you get the best viewing experience possible. They’re going to consider glare from any light sources outside or inside, where you like to sit, and how far from your couch your TV is.

Doing this right means that for those late night Netflix binges, you can be much more relaxed and you shouldn’t need to open and shut your blinds just to be able to see your screen.