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Secure TV wall mounting for Dundee viewing spaces

Wall type assessed. Bracket movement agreed. Existing equipment tested.

A neater setup without awkward compromises

Right bracket movement

We match fixed, tilting or moving brackets to how you use the screen.

Secure wall fixings

Wall construction guides the fixings rather than guesswork behind the screen.

Connections stay usable

Controls, sockets and attached devices remain part of the mounting plan.

Put the screen at a comfortable height

A television can look oddly high once it's fixed to the wall, and neck ache is a poor finishing touch. We plan the position around the screen size, seating and a comfortable viewing height. Wall construction determines the fixings, while the way you use the room determines whether a fixed, tilting or full-motion bracket is appropriate. We also allow for clearance, controls and connected equipment. These practical checks help the screen sit securely without blocking sockets, trapping cables or making everyday connections needlessly difficult.

A minimalist living room with plants, a wall-mounted TV, and a wooden coffee table and media unit.
Two people discussing a wall-mounted TV displaying a scenic landscape in a modern living room.

Plan the cables before mounting the screen

Power, aerial and device leads need somewhere sensible to go. We discuss the existing setup and plan accessible cable routes before fitting the bracket. Once the fixings and bracket are checked, we mount the television, reconnect your existing equipment and test the screen. Please tell us the television size, wall type if known and any movement you want from the bracket. It also helps to identify consoles, receivers or other devices that must stay connected, as their positions can affect both cable reach and the final layout.

Frequently asked questions

How high should my television be mounted?

The right height depends on your seating, screen size and usual viewing position. We discuss where you watch from and choose a comfortable level with suitable clearance. A fashionable position above eye level isn't automatically the most practical one.

Which type of TV bracket do I need?

A fixed bracket suits a screen that faces one position. Tilting or full-motion brackets can help with higher mounting or changing viewing angles. We consider the wall, television and movement needed before agreeing the suitable bracket type.

Will you reconnect my television equipment?

We connect the existing equipment included in the agreed setup and test the television after mounting. Tell us about receivers, consoles and other devices beforehand so we can plan cable access and check that the leads will reach their intended positions.

Two people discussing a wall-mounted TV displaying a scenic landscape in a modern living room.

Put your television in the right place

Call us or use the form with the screen size, wall type and preferred viewing position.

Contact us

Tayside Aerial Services Ltd

Drumsturdy Rd, Broughty Ferry, Dundee DD5 3NZ, UK

Business hours

Monday – Friday: 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday – Sunday: Closed

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