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10 Best TV Mounting Services in Singapore

TV mounting in Singapore covers brackets, cable concealment and feature walls; compare 10 specialist installers, each verified against its own website.

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Amir Wahab
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An installer mounting a large TV on a full-motion bracket on a Singapore living room wallAI image by LocalRank

Getting a new television onto the wall cleanly is its own small project: the right fixed, tilt or full-motion bracket, an anchor that suits a concrete, HDB partition or feature wall, and cables tucked out of sight. This guide gathers specialists in TV mounting in Singapore, from dedicated bracket installers to feature-wall and cable-concealment experts. Each was checked against its own website, so treat it as a shortlist rather than a ranking.

1. Tiger Mount

Tiger Mount is a dedicated TV wall-mounting company that fits fixed, tilting, single- and double-arm full-motion, ceiling and gas-strut mounts for curved, OLED, LED, LCD and plasma sets, and supplies the bracket as part of the job. It says its mounts are VESA-compatible and also runs a TV relocation service for households moving home. The company states it has been established since 2015 and works by appointment.

2. Vigor TV Bracket Singapore

Vigor TV Bracket runs an all-in-one service where you buy the bracket, have it delivered and get it installed, covering fixed, tilt, swivel and adjustable full-motion mounts. It works islandwide and, the company says, keeps an on-site model with no showroom or walk-ins. Vigor lists better cable management among the reasons to have a bracket professionally fitted, though it does not detail the method.

3. Tivi Solutions

Tivi Solutions supplies TV brackets and installs them, handling slim fixed mounts, single- and double-arm full-motion mounts and mobile TV carts. The company says it can mount onto concrete, partition, marble or wooden surfaces, and that its products and installation workmanship both carry a warranty. It describes itself as a local team whose background is in renovation work.

4. TVbracket.sg

TVbracket.sg sells and fits a wide bracket range, from fixed, tilt, swivel, ceiling and floor-to-ceiling mounts to video-wall mounts, at what it calls fixed-price professional installation. It lists suitable surfaces including drywall, gypsum and partition board, false walls and marble. The company advertises a three-year on-site warranty and says it has operated since 2013.

5. TV Bracket Singapore

TV Bracket Singapore supplies brackets plus TV table and mobile stands and offers installation for LED, LCD, OLED, plasma, curved and commercial-display sets, spanning fixed, tilting, swivel and full-motion mounts. The company says it was established in 2012 and that its installers have more than five years of experience in the trade. It positions itself as a supply-and-install specialist that advises on the right mount before fitting.

6. Visbracket

Visbracket installs fixed, tilt, full-motion, ceiling and corner mounts for TVs and commercial displays, including video walls in offices, retail and other commercial spaces. It says its mounts suit concrete, brick and partition walls across HDB flats and condos, and it offers concealed cable management for a clean finish. The company advertises a two-year installation warranty.

7. TMG Install

TMG Install mounts TVs on HDB reinforced concrete, brick, timber-stud partition and plasterboard walls, fitting fixed, tilting and full-motion brackets that you can supply yourself or have the company provide. It offers both surface cable ducts and in-wall cable management for a wiring-free look. Alongside TV mounting it also handles furniture assembly and other installation work.

8. Yi Leng

Yi Leng fits fixed, tilting, articulating and ceiling-mounted TV brackets and supplies the mount, offering wire trunking to conceal cables and cords for a neat finish. It is an audio-visual and electrical installer rather than a pure TV specialist, also covering projector installation, CCTV, data cabling and door-access systems. Enquiries run through its phone and email channels.

9. Island Contractor

Island Contractor builds TV feature walls and consoles, from fluted panels to marble and stone backdrops and full-height units, with heavy-duty wall mounting for large TVs across HDB flats, condos and landed homes. The company offers what it calls smart cable concealment, with internal wire trunking and hidden power-socket access. It is a carpentry and construction firm, so this suits a built-in feature-wall project rather than a simple bracket fit.

10. SpeedsMount

SpeedsMount is a Singapore mounting-solutions supplier that stocks TV wall mounts and brackets, from single- and double-arm to ceiling mounts, alongside monitor arms, video-wall systems, mobile carts and projector mounts, with installation available on demand. It says it holds local inventory and draws on more than twenty years of industry experience. Its focus is supplying the hardware, with fitting offered as an add-on rather than its core trade.

How to choose

  • Match the bracket to both the TV and the wall: confirm the mount fits your TV's VESA hole pattern and weight, and that the installer can anchor safely into your wall type, as reinforced concrete, brick and an HDB partition or drywall each need different fixings.
  • Decide who supplies the bracket. Some companies sell and fit their own mounts while others fit one you buy, so check the bracket type (fixed, tilt or full-motion) and ask for the labour and bracket costs to be quoted separately.
  • Ask how cables will be handled, comparing surface trunking or a raceway against concealed in-wall wiring, since in-wall concealment is far easier on a partition or a purpose-built feature wall than on solid concrete.
  • Confirm the warranty in writing, including whether it covers the bracket, the installation workmanship or both and how long it runs, as this varies widely between providers.
  • Agree the full scope and price before the visit, including whether TV size, mounting height and any relocation of power points change the final charge.
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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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