Partition walls may not support heavy TVs. Consult a professional to assess wall strength before proceeding.

A standard installation takes 1-2 hours, while complex setups (with wiring) may require 3-4 hours.

While not mandatory, concealed cables enhance aesthetics. FixFirst offers cable management solutions for a cleaner look.

You can purchase brackets at electronics stores like Harvey Norman, Best Denki, or online platforms such as Lazada and Shopee.

Most brackets have a release lever or locking mechanism. Gently lift the TV while pressing the lock, ensuring someone supports the TV’s weight.

First, unplug all cables. Locate the bracket’s locking system, disengage it, and carefully lift the TV off the mount.

Yes, if the new TV shares the same VESA pattern and weight class. Verify compatibility before remounting.

A drill, stud finder, level, screwdriver, and measuring tape are essential. Professionals bring additional tools for precision.

You can find TV wall mount brackets at electronics retailers, hardware stores, and major online marketplaces. For a guaranteed perfect fit and professional-grade hardware, many of our clients prefer to have us supply the bracket as part of our installation service, ensuring complete compatibility and safety.

A curved TV wall mount is a specialized bracket designed with a matching arc to fit the unique back panel of a curved television. It ensures the set sits flush and secure against the wall, maintaining its elegant design and intended viewing experience.

Often called a full-motion or articulating mount, a motion TV wall mount features multiple articulated arms. This design allows you to extend, tilt, and swivel the TV away from the wall, providing the flexibility to adjust the viewing angle from various positions in a room.

A swivel TV wall mount enables the television to pivot side-to-side on its bracket. This is ideal for rooms with multiple seating areas, allowing you to angle the screen towards viewers without moving the entire TV structure.

The “best” full motion TV wall mount depends on your TV’s specific weight and size (VESA pattern). We recommend heavy-duty models from reputable brands like Vogel’s or Sanus, which offer smooth articulation and robust construction, ensuring long-term reliability.

Mounting a bracket requires locating wall studs or using appropriate anchors for concrete, drilling pilot holes, and securely fastening the mount with the correct hardware. It demands a spirit level for absolute alignment and an understanding of load-bearing principles. For a guaranteed secure installation, professional service is highly advised.

Removing a TV typically involves a two-person team: one person firmly supports the TV’s weight while the other locates and releases the locking mechanisms or unscrews the arms that secure the TV to the wall-mounted bracket. Safety is paramount to prevent accidents or damage.

Fixing a loose or faulty TV wall mount first requires identifying the issue. Common fixes include tightening loose bolts, replacing inadequate wall plugs with heavier-duty anchors, or ensuring the mount is securely attached to wall studs. If the structure itself is damaged, replacement is the safest option.

Mounting a Sony Bravia involves matching its unique VESA pattern (the four screw holes on the back) with a compatible bracket, securely attaching the mounting arms to the TV, and then carefully hanging the TV onto the wall plate. Consult your Bravia’s manual for its specific VESA measurements.

This can depend on the terms of a property agreement. Generally, if the mount is permanently fixed to the wall and its removal would cause damage (e.g., large holes), it may be considered a fixture. The TV itself is usually regarded as a personal belonging unless otherwise stated.

The process involves selecting the right bracket for your TV and wall type, finding and marking studs, securely attaching the wall plate, connecting the mounting arms to the TV, and finally, lifting and engaging the TV onto the wall plate. Due to the risk involved, many homeowners choose professional installation.

A common rule is to position the center of the screen at your eye level when you are in your primary seated viewing position. We recommend sitting down and measuring from the floor to your eye line, then adjusting slightly based on personal comfort and the room’s layout.

Tilting mounts often have a safety latch or locking mechanism at the top. You usually need to lift the television carefully straight up to disengage it from the bottom hooks, but always consult the specific mount’s manual first. Have a second person support the TV’s weight during this process.

Removal methods vary by bracket type. Many require you to first remove a safety clip or screw, then lift the TV vertically to unhook it. Never pull the TV away from the wall without first understanding its locking system. Professional assistance ensures safe removal.

While averages exist, the ideal height is personal. For a living room, the center of a 55-inch TV is often mounted between 42 to 48 inches from the floor. This is a starting point; the best height is the one that feels most comfortable for your neck and eyes from your sofa.

The best wall mount for a Samsung 65-inch TV is a bracket that supports its specific weight and VESA pattern (often 400x400mm). For a clean look, a low-profile fixed mount is excellent. For flexibility, a full-motion mount is ideal. We ensure perfect compatibility for your model.

In a bedroom, where viewing is primarily done from a reclining position, the optimal height is often lower than in a living room. Consider mounting the TV so the center is aligned with your sightline when you are lying back against your pillows.

Most Sony TVs attach with a quick-release mechanism. Locate the lever or locking bar (often at the bottom) and release it. Gently pull the bottom of the TV away from the wall slightly, then lift it straight up to disengage the hooks. Always have support for the TV.

Sliding mounts allow horizontal adjustment. To remove the TV, you typically slide it to one end of its track, which will provide access to the release mechanism. This often involves lifting the TV vertically after unlocking a safety catch. Refer to the product’s instructions for precise steps.

Mounting a large 65-inch TV is a significant task due to its size and weight. It requires a sturdy, appropriately rated bracket, precise stud-finding, and at least two people to safely lift and guide the TV onto the wall plate. Professional installers have the tools and expertise to ensure a secure and level result.

Tilting mounts usually have a securing mechanism at the top. You often need to carefully lift the TV vertically to disengage its bottom hooks from the wall plate. The TV will tilt forward during this process, so a second person must be ready to support and guide its weight.

Yes, with proper stud anchoring and a heavy-duty bracket. Larger TVs may require additional support.

For a 65″ TV, we charge $120 for the installation. The price reflects the size and weight of the unit, as well as the level of difficulty of setting it up securely against the wall.

No, there are no hidden charges. We are transparent and upfront about everything.

We only drill and mount on concrete walls to ensure the stability and safety of your TV.

Yes, you should have the mount brackets along with the included screws, bolts, and plugs.

We need a photo of the installation area so we can check the wall as well as a photo of your TV

bracket (and the mounting accessories that come with it).

For condos, we do not drill after 5pm. We are also not allowed to do condo work on Saturdays.

FixFirst services are closed on Sundays.

For condo residents, we generally have slots available during weekdays Mondays to Fridays. Simply Whatsapp us anytime.