Tv Mounting service

Seriously?

Put the bracket up against the wall and mark off where you want to drill with a pen or pencil. Drill the holes to the size that it says in the instructions. Put in the wall plugs. Hold the bracket over the plugs and screw in the screws. Lift T.V. onto the bracket!

Hoover up the dust and look in awe at your amazing DIY....

EDIT.... Make sure there are no wires/pipes in the wall where you are going to drill.
 
If you do do it yourself then whilst drilling get someone to hold the hoover just underneath the hole to catch all the crap that comes out.
 
Dan Dan said:
Seriously?

Put the bracket up against the wall and mark off where you want to drill with a pen or pencil. Drill the holes to the size that it says in the instructions. Put in the wall plugs. Hold the bracket over the plugs and screw in the screws. Lift T.V. onto the bracket!

Hoover up the dust and look in awe at your amazing DIY....

EDIT.... Make sure there are no wires/pipes in the wall where you are going to drill.
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What rubbish advice - you don't even know what kind of wall he has! If you do that with a plasterboard wall you'll end up with a smashed TV.
 
Its a really easy job to do.

However you could post it on mybuilder.co.uk I am sure someone probably do it for £50
 
PLEASE don't do what most owners seem to do with their shiny new flatscreens, mount it at eye level STANDING UP or at a similar height to a picture frame. It looks bloody stupid and will just kill your neck, middle of the screen - eye level when sat in your normal viewing position.

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Chris1712 said:
PLEASE don't do what most owners seem to do with their shiny new flatscreens, mount it at eye level STANDING UP or at a similar height to a picture frame. It looks bloody stupid and will just kill your neck, middle of the screen - eye level when sat in your normal viewing position.
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Well said, I don't know why people do it, they've had their low down TV stand all their lives, then time to mount a flat screen, and it's half way up the wall.

Here's mine, had a few problems using the plugs and screws which came with the bracket so backed it up with some extras just to be on the safe side.

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