Big-screen mounting
Mounting 85-inch to 100-inch TVs
Big TVs are heavy, awkward and expensive. We bring the right mount, two technicians and a plan for the wall, so a 98-inch TV goes up level and stays there.
Screens of 85 inches and up can weigh well over 100 pounds and span more than six feet. They need a heavy-duty mount rated for the size and weight, solid anchoring into studs or masonry, and two people to lift and hang them safely.
We check what's behind the wall, plan the height for the room and seating distance, and route power and cables in-wall so the only thing you see is the picture.
What we check
Before a big TV goes on the wall.
- Stud spacing and wall type: drywall, plaster, brick or concrete
- Mount rating for the TV's size and weight
- Viewing height and distance from seats
- Door, stair and elevator access to get the TV in
- Power and cable routes for a clean install
- Soundbar or surround sound placement
FAQ
Mounting 85-inch to 100-inch TVs: common questions
Can my wall hold a 98-inch TV?
Usually, when the mount is anchored into studs or masonry and rated for the weight. We check the wall first and tell you if it needs reinforcement.
Do you bring the mount?
We can supply a heavy-duty mount rated for your TV, or install one you already have if it's rated for the size and weight.
Is a big TV too big for my room?
See our TV size guide, or ask us during the quote.
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