TV Mounting
Mount a 56–65 Inch TV in Singapore
Mounting a 56 to 65 inch TV starts from $100 at SG QuickFix, including a bracket you supply. A 65 inch TV is the most common living-room size, and its weight and width make the anchor choice and height marking more important than for smaller screens. Most jobs take about 60 to 75 minutes.
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Listed price
From $100
Task guide
When this may be needed
- A 65 inch TV is too wide for the existing console and needs wall mounting.
- The living-room wall is a partition rather than concrete.
- You want a tilt bracket because the TV will sit above eye level.
- The TV must be centred between windows or over a cabinet.
- An older, smaller TV bracket is already on the wall.
What the team does
The technician confirms the TV's weight and VESA pattern against the bracket and checks the wall type. The screen outline is marked so you can check the height and centring before drilling. The wall is checked for concealed wiring, then the bracket is fixed with anchors rated for the load and levelled across its full width, since a small error is obvious on a wide screen. The TV is lifted onto the bracket and locked.
Included in this price
- Checking the bracket and wall for the TV's weight
- Marking the outline for height and centring
- Fixing and levelling the bracket across its width
- Hanging and locking the TV
Limits & price factors
Cable management, removing an old mounted TV and tile walls are add-ons. Moving or adding a power point behind the TV is electrical work under Power Socket Installation. Patching old bracket holes is under Wall Repair and Patching.
The $100 price covers a fixed or tilt bracket. Swing-arm brackets, Ferrolite or drywall partitions that need heavy-duty anchors, and an existing bracket to remove take longer.
FAQs
At SG QuickFix, mounting a 56 to 65 inch TV starts from $100, including installing your own bracket. Tile walls, cable management and removing an old TV are add-ons.
In most cases, yes. HDB says BTO drywall partitions can support common fixtures with appropriate anchors, and Ferrolite walls take up to 50 kg per bolt depending on the anchor. The fixing is chosen for the TV and bracket.
A fixed bracket keeps the TV closest to the wall. A tilt bracket helps when the TV sits higher than eye level, for example above a cabinet, by angling the screen down.
Yes. Removing an existing mounted TV adds $30, and the holes can be patched separately.