 | We recently did a TV wall mounting installation for a customer who had moved into the luxury apartments built at the old hospital on Quernmore Rd. I must admit, it was a little difficult trying to navigate my way to the right entrance for the appartment, but after calling the customer I got it sorted. |
Possibly worth investing in a few signs, and also they could do with getting the road signs up by now. Anyway, I think they have done a good job of converting the old hospital building into luxury flats.
I was asked to install a new LCD 50" television on a stud wall for this chap, plus he wanted the cabling hidden, because of course it looks neater, but it also keeps them away from little hands and he had twin grandsons at 6 months old visiting regularly, so it would ony be a matter of time before they would be pulling and tugging on those exposed cables.
As with all of my TV wall mounts, I take great care in picking the right TV wall bracket, and making sure that where it is going to be situated is also going to be a viable place for it to be installed. With the wall being a studded out wall, I used special plugs design for use with plasterboard and set about lining up the drill holes and screwing them in. I always measure twice before doing any kind of work, just to ensure I get it right the first time.
I also pride myself on getting the bracket lined up level in an the correct position, this then makes the TV sit level too. After the Tv was installed on the wall, I measured out the trunking and fit that, again using my level to get it perfect for my customers. Although the picture I took from my phone is a little fuzzy I hope you can see the job that was done, was done well.
I was asked to install a new LCD 50" television on a stud wall for this chap, plus he wanted the cabling hidden, because of course it looks neater, but it also keeps them away from little hands and he had twin grandsons at 6 months old visiting regularly, so it would ony be a matter of time before they would be pulling and tugging on those exposed cables.
As with all of my TV wall mounts, I take great care in picking the right TV wall bracket, and making sure that where it is going to be situated is also going to be a viable place for it to be installed. With the wall being a studded out wall, I used special plugs design for use with plasterboard and set about lining up the drill holes and screwing them in. I always measure twice before doing any kind of work, just to ensure I get it right the first time.
I also pride myself on getting the bracket lined up level in an the correct position, this then makes the TV sit level too. After the Tv was installed on the wall, I measured out the trunking and fit that, again using my level to get it perfect for my customers. Although the picture I took from my phone is a little fuzzy I hope you can see the job that was done, was done well.
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