TVs and mirrors - Mounting services

I recently had my Samsung Frame TV — and a decorative mirror — professionally mounted by Tvwallmountinstallations, and I wanted to share the story and some key considerations if you’re planning a similar job.

Choosing the right service

I reached out directly to Tvwallmountinstallations based on local recommendations. Their expertise in slim‑profile TV mounts made them a good choice.

Quick tip: Always confirm that your installer is familiar with your specific TV model’s bracket requirements and recommended weight limits.

Samsung Frame Installation ($195)

On install day, the technician:

1. Confirmed bracket compatibility with the Samsung Frame.

2. Used a laser level and stud‑finder to mark anchor points.

3. Secured the Samsung‑approved slim mount, then clicked the TV into place.

From start to finish, the Frame mount cost $195. The precision and finish made it well worth the investment—no crooked screens and perfect viewing height. If you have a hollow wall you can also conceal cables within the wall.

The Samsung Frame after mounting

The mirror after mounting

Mirror Mounting Add‑On ($35)

With the TV securely in place, I asked if would be possible to mount a mirror I had recently bought off Marketplace recently. The installer measured and marked positions for perfect level and anchored the mirror for maximum support. This quick, $35 add‑on took just 15 minutes.

Why Choose a Professional Over DIY

Mounting a TV or mirror might seem straightforward, but professionals bring several advantages:

• Expertise and Precision: Pros have experience with various wall types, bracket systems, and cable management techniques. They ensure your mount is perfectly level, secure, and tailored to your setup.

• Warranty and Insurance: Many installers offer service warranties and have insurance to cover any accidental damage—DIY mistakes typically aren’t covered by your TV or home insurance.

  
  

If you want a flawless, hassle‑free install in Sydney, Tvwallmountinstallations have our vote.

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