TV wall mounting in Bunbury.
Flat, tilt or full-motion brackets fixed securely to brick, stud, double-brick or fibre-cement, with the cabling concealed for a clean finish. No dangling leads, no crooked panels. Across Bunbury and the South West. From $200.
Mounted securely, finished neatly.
A wall-mounted television looks effortless when it is done right and dreadful when it is not. The two things that separate a good mount from a bad one are the fixing (will it actually hold the panel for the next ten years?) and the cabling (can you see a tangle of leads, or nothing at all?). We get both right on every job across the City of Bunbury, Australind, Eaton, Dalyellup, Gelorup and Withers.
Bunbury homes come in every wall type. New estate builds in Dalyellup and Eaton are usually timber or steel stud, which makes concealed cabling easy. Older homes through Bunbury CBD, South Bunbury and Carey Park are frequently double-brick, where hiding the cables takes either a neatly cored chase or a slim, colour-matched surface conduit. We carry the right fixings for all of them: structural screws into studs, masonry anchors into brick, and proper toggle systems where the situation calls for it. We never hang a heavy panel off plasterboard alone.
Bracket types we fit.
- Flat (fixed) brackets. Sit the TV close to the wall. Best for a panel at eye level where you do not need to angle it. The cheapest, cleanest option.
- Tilt brackets. Angle the screen down a few degrees. Ideal for a TV mounted a bit high, or above a fireplace, to cut glare and neck strain.
- Full-motion brackets. Swing the TV out and around the room. Great for open-plan Bunbury living areas and corner mounts where you watch from the kitchen and the lounge.
Worked example: a Bunbury CBD double-brick lounge.
A recent job: a 65-inch panel above the mantel in a 1970s double-brick home near the Bunbury CBD. We supplied and fitted a heavy-duty tilt bracket anchored into the brick, cored a discreet chase to drop the HDMI and a recessed power lead behind the set, and angled the screen for comfortable viewing from the lounge. Total: $390, including the bracket. A flat mount onto a stud wall in an Australind new build, cables in the cavity, would have been closer to $240.
Related services and areas.
Getting a new antenna at the same time makes sense, and we can do the antenna installation on the same visit. Want the sound to match the picture? See home theatre setup for soundbars and surround systems. Full prices are on the pricing guide. We mount TVs across Dalyellup, Gelorup and the wider South West.
Common questions about TV wall mounting.
How much does TV wall mounting cost in Bunbury?
Can you hide the cables in the wall?
Will the TV be secure on my wall type?
Can you mount above a fireplace?
Free TV wall mounting quote.
Tell us your TV size, wall type and suburb. Fixed price, clean finish.