TV Mounting & Wall Installation in Melbourne

Wall-mounted TVs with hidden cabling, floating appearance and clean power and data points — for plaster and masonry walls alike.

Wall Mount Brackets

We supply and install fixed, tilting and full-motion wall mount brackets for every screen size — from compact 32" displays to oversized 85" models.

The bracket is chosen to match your wall type, TV weight and viewing angle. Fixed mounts give the lowest-profile floating look. Tilting mounts angle the screen down from higher positions. Full-motion articulating brackets pull the screen out for side viewing and tuck back flush.

Floating Appearance — Plaster Walls

For plaster (gib/plasterboard) walls, we achieve the clean floating look by routing all cabling behind the wall. Power cables, HDMI runs, and data cables are fed through wall cavities and emerge at discreet points behind the TV.

We install a flush-mounted power point and data point directly behind the TV position so no external cables are visible. The result is a screen that looks like it's floating on the wall with zero trailing wires.

Where wall cavities aren't available we use surface-mounted trunking in a matching colour that sits flush to the wall and blends in.

Clean Ductwork — Masonry Walls

Masonry walls (brick, concrete, blockwork) present different challenges — you can't chase cables behind the surface the same way. We use neat white surface duct (trunking) that runs from the power and data source to the TV position.

The duct is routed along existing lines and corners wherever possible — skirting, door frames, room corners — to keep it visually discreet. It's secured with purpose-made fixings and gives a clean, finished look that's far better than exposed cables.

Socket Outlets, Data Points & TV Points

A proper TV installation needs more than just a power point. We install the full suite of wall connections:

Power point (GPO) — for the TV, soundbar and streaming devices
Data point (CAT6/CAT6A) — hardwired internet for streaming, gaming consoles and NBN connectivity
TV coaxial point — for cable TV, Foxtel or satellite set-top boxes

All points are positioned behind or beside the TV so plugs and connectors are hidden. We use low-profile faceplates that sit flush with the wall for a tidy finish.

What to Expect

1

Quote & Wall Assessment

We check your wall type (plaster or masonry), screen size and desired position. Fixed-price quote for bracket, cabling, trunking and all wall connections.

2

Cable Routing & Wall Connections

Power, data and TV coaxial points are run and installed. For plaster walls we chase behind cavities. For masonry walls we route clean white surface duct along discreet paths.

3

Mount & Test

Bracket is fixed to wall, TV is mounted and levelled. All connections are tested — power, data, streaming, antenna. Cables are tidied behind the screen.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you hide cables in a brick wall?

We can't chase into brick the same way as plasterboard, but we use clean white surface duct that runs discreetly along corners and existing lines. It looks far better than exposed cables and is the standard professional finish for masonry walls.

Do I need a data point behind the TV?

It depends on your setup. Streaming devices, gaming consoles and smart TVs all benefit from a hardwired connection over Wi-Fi — more stable, lower latency. If you're running NBN FTTP a data point behind the TV gives you the best signal for every device.

What size TV can you mount?

We handle everything from 32" to 85" screens. Larger screens need heavier-duty brackets and we check the wall structure to ensure it can support the weight. Most plaster walls are fine — masonry walls are even stronger.

Do you supply the bracket?

Yes — we recommend and supply the bracket based on your TV size, wall type and how you want it to move (fixed, tilting or full-motion). It's included in the fixed-price quote.

TV Mounting & Wall Installation in Melbourne

Wall Mount Brackets

Floating Appearance — Plaster Walls

Clean Ductwork — Masonry Walls

Socket Outlets, Data Points & TV Points