TV mounted above framed art in a bedroom

The customer wanted the painting to stay where it hangs, so the screen went above it on a tilt bracket angled down to the bed. Mounting that high means the tilt does the work: without it the picture would wash out from the pillow. The bracket is lagged into two studs, with the cable run behind the panel so nothing shows between the TV and the frame below it.

Drywall carries nothing on its own, so this bracket hangs on the framing behind it. The studs were found with a stud finder and confirmed with a magnet before the first hole, then the plate was bolted to two of them with lag bolts, levelled with a digital inclinometer and pull-tested before the TV went on.

Tilt is the answer when the wall puts the TV above the viewer: the picture is angled down to the seat, glare from windows and lights is reduced, and the bracket still sits close to the wall.

TV mounting is a flat rate by screen size: $129 up to 54", $159 for 55-69", $209 for 70-79", $299 for 80-94" and $399 from 95" (2 technicians). The bracket is yours or ours from $49, and there is no travel fee.