Wall Assessed
The surface, structure and intended fixing position are considered before installation begins.
Arrange professional Sky Glass wall mounting with Aerial & Satellite Express. A local installer can assess the wall, check the proposed bracket and fixing position, mount and level the television, and discuss tidy cable-routing options.
Sky Glass is heavier and deeper than many standard flat-screen televisions. Careful handling, suitable support and a sensible viewing position are therefore important. The installation is planned around your particular screen, wall construction and room layout rather than treated as a one-size-fits-all job.
Same-day appointments are available where possible. Availability depends on your area, access and the work required.
The surface, structure and intended fixing position are considered before installation begins.
The installer checks that the proposed bracket is suitable for the particular Sky Glass television.
Screen height, viewing distance, glare and nearby sockets can all be discussed before drilling.
The team takes bookings throughout the week, with local availability confirmed when you enquire.
Sky Glass combines its display, speakers and smart television system in one unit. Its weight and depth make secure support especially important. The correct approach depends on more than the screen size: the installer must also consider the wall material, condition of the surface, available structural fixing points and the bracket being used.
Position matters too. A television mounted too high can be uncomfortable to watch, while reflections, furniture, windows and power sockets can limit the practical options. Before work starts, the proposed position can be checked from your normal seating area and adjusted where necessary.
This page is specifically about mounting Sky Glass. If you need fitting for another make or model, visit our broader TV wall mounting service. It does not cover Sky subscriptions, broadband or account support.
The exact work depends on the television, bracket, wall and cable route. Your installer can explain the suitable approach after assessing the property.
Checks of the wall type, surface condition, proposed height and practical fixing position before drilling begins.
Review of the proposed bracket and its suitability for your Sky Glass model, weight and chosen wall position.
Controlled handling of the television while it is secured to the prepared bracket and fixing points.
Careful levelling and a final position check so the television sits neatly in the room.
Practical advice on surface trunking or a more discreet cable route where the wall and room allow it.
A final check of the fitted screen, bracket and agreed cable finish before the visit is completed.
Different wall types need different checks and fixing methods. The notes below are general guidance only; the final method should be confirmed after the wall and television have been assessed.
A solid wall may provide suitable support when the substrate is sound and the correct fixing position and hardware are used. The installer will still consider the surface, nearby services and cable route.
Installation may be possible, but the construction, stud positions and available structural support must be checked. Plasterboard alone should not be assumed to provide suitable support.
If you are unsure what the wall is made from, explain this when booking. The installer can assess the accessible surface and discuss the safest practical option at the visit.
Sky currently strongly recommends using a professional installer to wall mount Sky Glass. You can read the official Sky Glass wall-mounting guide and the instructions for your model before the appointment.
Aerial & Satellite Express is an independent installation service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Sky UK Limited.
Tell the team the screen size, wall type, room and preferred position, and whether you already have a bracket.
The installer assesses the wall, proposed fixing position, bracket suitability and practical cable route.
The agreed fitting work is completed and the television is positioned and levelled carefully.
The installation is checked for stability, viewing comfort and the cable finish agreed with you.
It is usually best to have the Sky Glass television at the property before the appointment. This allows the installer to confirm the exact model, dimensions, weight and fixing requirements against the wall and bracket.
You can contact the team before the television arrives to discuss the likely wall type, room layout and booking availability. The final mounting method and estimate can only be confirmed when the screen, wall and proposed bracket have been assessed.
Speak to Aerial & Satellite Express about your television, wall, bracket and preferred position. The team can provide initial advice, confirm local availability and arrange an installer.
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Aerial & Satellite Express arranges wall-mounting appointments across many local service areas. Coverage and same-day availability depend on your postcode, access, the installer schedule and the work involved.
Check the areas we serve or call with your postcode to confirm local availability.
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Yes, provided the wall, bracket, fixing position and installation method are suitable for the particular Sky Glass television. These should be assessed before fitting begins.
Sky currently strongly recommends using a professional installer. Sky Glass is a substantial television, so the wall, bracket, fixings, lifting method and planned position all need careful consideration.
The bracket must be compatible with your Sky Glass model and suitable for its size and weight. If you already have a bracket, provide its details when booking and have it available for assessment.
It may be possible, but the wall construction, stud positions and available structural support must be checked. The installer will assess the proposed location and explain whether a safe, practical installation is possible.
Cost depends on the screen size, wall construction, bracket, access, cable route and any additional work required. Contact the team with these details to request an estimate; the final price can be confirmed after assessment.
Cable-management options can be discussed before work starts. The most suitable approach depends on the wall, socket position, cable length and whether surface trunking or a more discreet route is practical.
The right height depends on the screen size, viewing distance, seating position and room layout. The proposed position should be checked from your normal seats before drilling begins.
Have the television, remote, accessories, bracket and instructions ready; clear the fitting area; and make sure the nearest power socket is accessible. Tell the team about any known hidden services or previous wall repairs.