Al Salam Tower, Office 15B, Al Barsha, DubaiEvery day, 8am to 10pm
Same team, any screen technology
A thin OLED and a heavy LED panel need different handling, even when they look alike on the shop floor. We mount both, along with LCD and every smart TV brand, using the right bracket for the VESA pattern and the right anchor for your wall.
Every Panel Type
LED and LCD panels have rigid backs and even weight, so they are forgiving to lift and hang. OLED panels are only a few millimetres thick at the top and must be carried by the frame. Smart TVs add a setup stage, because the job is only finished when the apps work.
We check the model number, the VESA pattern and the weight before we arrive, and bring a bracket that suits all three if you do not have one. Brands such as Samsung, LG, Sony, TCL and Hisense all follow the VESA standard, which makes matching straightforward.
Moderate weight, rigid back
LED and LCD panels have a stiff metal or plastic back and a weight that sits evenly across the screen. Standard fixed and tilt brackets carry them without trouble, and the VESA holes are usually set in a simple square pattern. They are the most forgiving TVs to lift and hang.
On site: Older LCD models run warm at the back, so we leave a ventilation gap of at least 3 cm behind the panel.
Very thin, light top section
An OLED panel is only a few millimetres thick near the top, with the electronics packed into a thicker lower housing. It must be lifted by the frame and the lower section, never by the screen itself. Pressing on the glass can leave a permanent mark or crack the panel.
On site: Two people lift every OLED above 55 inches. We use the manufacturer's slim wall bracket where one exists.
Same as the panel type
Mounting a smart TV is the same as mounting any panel of its size, but the job is not finished until the TV is online. We connect it to your Wi-Fi, run the firmware update and sign in to the apps you use. Voice remotes and screen mirroring are checked as well.
On site: Have your streaming logins ready. You enter your own passwords, and we set up everything around them.
Most wall-mounted TVs in Dubai end up too high, usually because they are centred on the wall instead of on the viewer. Pick your screen size and seating to see where the centre should sit.
Screen size
Where you watch from
These are starting points we use on site. We mark the final position on the wall with tape so you can sit down and check it before any drilling.
Every technician follows the same routine, whether the TV is a 43 inch bedroom set or an 85 inch OLED in a Palm Jumeirah villa.
We read the hole spacing on the back of your TV, for example 300 x 300, and confirm the screen weight from the model number. The bracket must match the pattern and be rated well above the weight. If your bracket is not suitable, we tell you before we start.
A multi-sensor detector and a small test hole tell us whether we are drilling gypsum, concrete block or stone. The scan also picks up live cables, metal pipes and studs. We mark safe zones in pencil before any drilling.
We tape the outline of the screen on the wall at the recommended height. You sit in your usual seat, look at it and approve the position. Moving tape is free, while moving holes is not.
The wall plate is anchored with fixings that suit the wall, then levelled with a laser. A 2 mm tilt across a 65 inch screen is visible from the sofa, so we get it exact. On gypsum we fix into studs or use rated toggle anchors.
The TV arms are attached, the screen is lifted onto the plate and the safety screws are locked. Cables are routed down a paintable raceway or inside the wall with an in-wall power kit. Nothing is left hanging below the screen.
We switch on, connect the TV to Wi-Fi, tune channels or log in to streaming apps and check the picture mode. Sound is tested through the TV or your soundbar. The area is vacuumed before we leave.
Every TV sold in the UAE has a VESA mounting pattern on the back, a square or rectangle of four threaded holes. A 55 inch LED usually uses 200 x 200 or 300 x 300, while 75 inch screens commonly use 400 x 300 or 400 x 400. The bracket has to match that pattern and carry more than the weight of the TV.
Fixed brackets hold the screen close to the wall and suit most lounges. Tilt brackets angle the screen down when it has to go higher, which helps with glare from big Dubai windows. Full-motion, or articulating, arms swing the screen out and swivel it toward a kitchen or dining area, and they put the most strain on the wall.
The anchor matters as much as the bracket. Concrete and block walls take expansion anchors. Gypsum partitions take spring toggles or a stud fixing. Marble and porcelain cladding need a diamond bit and slow drilling to avoid cracking the slab. You can read the full breakdown on our main TV wall mounting in Dubai page.
Owners of very large or curved screens should look at our guide to curved and large-screen installation in Dubai, which covers two-person lifts and reinforced fixings for 85 inch panels and above.
Pricing Guide
The panel type rarely changes the price, but the screen size and the bracket do. OLED panels sometimes need the manufacturer's slim bracket, which we can supply.
From AED 150*
Standard fixed or tilt mount on your own bracket.
From AED 200*
Two-person lift and careful handling by the frame.
Included
Wi-Fi, firmware update and app sign-in checks during the visit.
Adds AED 180 to 350*
Articulating bracket with backing plate on gypsum walls.
*Prices shown are starting guides only. They vary and can change depending on your requirements, the size of the job, the surface, the materials and access to your building. You agree the final price before any work begins.
Tools and Materials
Brackets that match patterns from 100 x 100 up to 600 x 400 mm. We confirm the pattern from your model number before the visit. That way the bracket on the van is always the right one.
Low-profile brackets designed for ultra-thin panels from LG, Sony and Samsung. They keep the screen close to the wall without stressing the panel. Where the manufacturer offers its own mount, we recommend it.
Soft straps let two technicians carry large panels by the frame. They protect the screen surface and the corners from knocks. They are used on every screen above 55 inches.
Paintable raceways for a tidy cable route, and high-speed HDMI 2.1 leads where your devices need 4K at 120Hz. Old or slow cables are a common cause of picture dropouts.
Based in Al Barsha since 2014, we work across every Dubai community with trade-specialist technicians and a workmanship guarantee on every job.
Samsung, LG, Sony, TCL and Hisense all use VESA mounting. We know their quirks, from rear vents to bracket offsets. Whatever the brand, the mounting is done the same careful way.
Thin panels are lifted by the frame with two people every time. Pressure on the glass is never risked. It is the single most important rule with thin panels.
The TV is online, updated and ready for your apps before we leave. You do not need a separate setup visit. The picture mode is also set for your room.
If a fixing we made comes loose, we return and correct it at no charge. Every job is recorded for quick follow-up. We stand behind every bracket we fit.
Mounting a TV up to 55 inches on your own bracket starts from AED 150. TVs from 65 to 75 inches start from AED 200, and 85 inch screens or larger start from AED 300 because they need two technicians. Full-motion brackets, marble walls and in-wall cabling are priced on top, and you get the full price before booking. Prices vary and can change depending on your exact requirements, the materials and access to the property, so the final price is confirmed after we see photos or visit.
A fixed bracket supplied and fitted usually adds AED 60 to AED 100 to the mounting price. A tilt bracket adds around AED 90 to AED 150, and a quality full-motion arm adds AED 180 to AED 350 depending on screen size. Prices vary and can change depending on your exact requirements, the materials and access to the property, so the final price is confirmed after we see photos or visit.
Yes. Most Dubai apartments have gypsum board partitions, and we mount on them every day. We locate the metal studs and fix into them where possible, or use spring toggle anchors rated well above the weight of the TV. For full-motion arms on gypsum, we add a timber or steel backing plate.
On gypsum walls, yes. We fit a certified in-wall power kit so power and HDMI cables run inside the cavity with no visible wires. On concrete walls we recommend a slim paintable raceway instead, which looks tidy and does not need building approval.
A standard mount takes 45 to 60 minutes. Add around 30 minutes for in-wall cable hiding and another 20 to 30 minutes for full smart TV setup with apps and accounts.
Areas We Cover
We mount LED, LCD, OLED and smart TVs in apartments and villas right across the city. Tell us your community and we will confirm the earliest technician slot near you.
We will confirm the bracket, the wall fixing and a clear quote, usually within the hour.
