TV Mounting
Mount a 66–75 Inch TV in Singapore
Mounting a 66 to 75 inch TV starts from $120 at SG QuickFix, including a bracket you supply. A 75 inch TV is heavy and wide enough that it is lifted onto the bracket by two people, and the wall fixing is chosen for the full load. Most jobs take 60 to 90 minutes.
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Listed price
From $120
Task guide
When this may be needed
- A 75 inch TV is too large to sit safely on a console.
- The TV wall is a partition and you are unsure it can take the weight.
- The bracket must span two studs or a wide area of concrete.
- The TV needs to clear a cabinet or soundbar below it.
- You want the screen centred on a wall with a window or doorway.
What the team does
The technician confirms the TV's weight, the bracket's rating and the wall type, and checks whether the wall can carry the load at the chosen height. The outline is marked so you can check the size and height on the wall. After a check for concealed wiring, the bracket is fixed with anchors rated above the combined weight and levelled. The TV is lifted onto the bracket by two people and locked.
Included in this price
- Checking the wall and bracket for a large TV
- Marking the outline and height with you
- Fixing the bracket with anchors rated for the load
- Two-person lift onto the bracket and locking
Limits & price factors
Cable management, removing an old TV and tile walls are add-ons. TVs over 75 inches are priced separately. Electrical points behind the TV are under Power Socket Installation.
The $120 price covers a fixed or tilt bracket. Swing-arm brackets for large TVs, partition walls needing heavy-duty anchors and walls with limited solid fixing points take longer.
FAQs
At SG QuickFix, mounting a 66 to 75 inch TV starts from $120, including installing your own bracket.
Only with a bracket rated for it and a wall that can take the leverage. A swing arm extended with a large TV puts much more strain on the anchors than a fixed bracket. For partitions, a fixed or tilt bracket is usually the safer choice.
Further back is better with a large screen. Keep the middle of the screen near seated eye level, and check the outline with masking tape before drilling.
No. Tell us the TV size when booking so the visit is planned with two people for the lift.
