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TV wall mounting in Saffron Walden

TV wall mounting in Saffron Walden, from listed and timber-framed homes in the old town to newer houses on the edges. Any TV, carefully fixed to suit the wall, with cables hidden and soundbars fitted.

  • 25+ yearsin TV and security
  • Local engineerswho live where they work
  • Local knowledgeof your area’s homes
Illustrated lounge with a wall-mounted television, soundbar and hidden cables

How it works

From first call to TV on the wall

  1. Step 1

    New TV or a move

    A bigger screen, a new room or cables to hide.

  2. Step 2

    Speak to an engineer

    Talk straight to the engineer, not a call centre. Price quoted free on the phone.

  3. Step 3

    Engineer arrives

    An engineer comes to your home in Saffron Walden with the bracket, fixings and tools for your wall.

  4. Step 4

    On the wall and working

    Level, secure, cables hidden and every input tested.

How high should the TV go in your Saffron Walden living room?

Pick your TV size to see where we'd put it for comfortable viewing. Every wall we mount on in Saffron Walden gets the height checked with you before we drill.

TV size
Where's it going?
Seat distance
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Screen centre
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Bracket
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A guide for 4K sets. We'll fine-tune the height with you on the day, before we drill.

Every TV we mount in Saffron Walden

Brackets
Flat, tilt and full-motion
Walls
Brick, block, plasterboard and timber frame
Screens
From 32 to 85 inches and beyond
Cables
Hidden in the wall or neat trunking
Sound
Soundbars and surround speakers
Finish
Level, tested, mess cleared away

Your engineer is local to Saffron Walden and knows the local houses. We check for pipes and cables before drilling, and every input is tested before we leave.

TV wall mounting in Saffron Walden

Saffron Walden has one of the largest collections of listed buildings in Essex, with timber-framed and pargeted houses throughout the old town. Around the centre there are Victorian and inter-war homes, and newer estates on the edges. We mount TVs in all of them, with particular care in older buildings.

Listed and timber-framed homes

Timber-framed walls combine oak posts and studs with lath-and-plaster or other infill. We find the solid timber for fixings, keep holes to a minimum and never chase cables into historic plaster. Cables run behind furniture, through floor voids or in discreet trunking. If your home is listed, some alterations need consent, so we'll talk through the options first.

Not sure which bracket? Tell an engineer your TV size and what the wall is made of, and get a straight answer with your price.

Walls and rooms we work with in Saffron Walden

  • Above a chimney breast

    The challenge
    It puts the screen too high for comfort, and a fire or stove sends heat straight up.
    How we do it
    A pull-down or tilting bracket, with the heat above the mantel checked before we fit.
  • Flint, rubble and old stone walls

    The challenge
    Irregular walls with voids behind the plaster, where a standard fixing has nothing to grip.
    How we do it
    We find solid material for each fixing and use resin anchors or a backing board.
  • Gardens, patios and summer houses

    The challenge
    Rain, sun and damp on a TV that isn't built for them.
    How we do it
    Weatherproof screens or enclosures, with outdoor-rated power and cabling.
  • 75 and 85 inch screens

    The challenge
    Big TVs weigh 30 kg or more and are easy to damage while lifting them onto a bracket.
    How we do it
    Two-person fitting, a heavy-duty bracket and fixings rated for well over the weight.

Keeping it discreet

In period rooms, a TV can feel out of place. A slim flat bracket, a position on a side wall rather than the chimney breast, and well-hidden cables help it sit quietly in the room. A pull-down bracket is an option where the fireplace is the only practical wall.

Newer homes

On the newer estates, walls are plasterboard on studs or block. We fix into the studs or block, run cables inside the wall and fit the soundbar under the screen.

FAQ

Common questions

Speak to an engineer

Free advice, no obligation. Tell us your postcode and what's wrong.

Call 0800 151 2978
Can you mount a TV in a timber-framed listed house?

Yes. We fix into the timber frame where possible, keep holes to a minimum and never chase cables into historic plaster. We'll say if listed building consent might be needed.

Do you cover the villages around Saffron Walden?

Yes, including Audley End, Newport, Debden, Littlebury and Ashdon.

Can you mount a TV without it dominating a period room?

Yes. A slim flat bracket, a position away from the fireplace and well-hidden cables keep a TV discreet.

Ready to get the TV on the wall? Talk to an engineer.

Call or WhatsApp with your TV size and wall type, and get your price over the phone.