Clients want a TV mounted at the correct height (center of screen at 42–48 inches for seated viewing), with hidden cables and a secure mount that won't tip.
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What clients expect and what professionals need to know
TV wall mounting uses a stud finder to locate wall framing, attaches a VESA-compatible fixed, tilting, or full-motion bracket with lag screws into studs (or toggle anchors on concrete/masonry), and manages cables through in-wall cord management kits (running low-voltage cable or HDMI behind drywall) or surface raceways. Full-motion (articulating) arms extend 12–22 inches from the wall for flexible viewing angles. In-wall cable management kits use NM-rated low-voltage cable channels to satisfy electrical code.
Clients want a TV mounted at the correct height (center of screen at 42–48 inches for seated viewing), with hidden cables and a secure mount that won't tip.
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Common questions from clients looking for TV Mounting services
For seated viewing, the center of the TV screen should be at eye level when seated — typically 42–48 inches from the floor for standard seating; above-fireplace mounting (common but problematic) places the screen too high for comfortable viewing.
In-wall NM-rated low-voltage conduit kits are the cleanest solution; surface raceways (plastic channels) are faster and don't require opening walls. New AC power outlets inside the wall require a licensed electrician.
Yes — use a stud finder to locate framing (plaster over lath is trickier to scan), drill a pilot hole to confirm stud location, and use lag screws into the studs. Plaster requires slower drilling speed to avoid cracking.
Quality mounts are rated 80–150 lbs; most flat-screen TVs weigh 20–80 lbs. The limiting factor is the wall attachment — lag screws into studs hold far more than toggle anchors in hollow drywall.
VESA (Video Electronics Standards Association) defines the bolt hole pattern on the back of TVs: common patterns are 200x200, 400x400, and 600x400mm. Match the mount's VESA range to your TV's pattern.
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