With the supplied slim-fit bracket the panel typically sits within a fraction of an inch of the wall, which is what creates the framed-artwork look. Achieving it requires a flat mounting surface and a recessed outlet behind the screen.

Yes. We install a recessed low-profile plate behind the display and route the connection cable inside the wall so no cable is visible from any viewing angle, on drywall walls where routing is possible.

Yes, with masonry anchors. The cable usually cannot be routed inside a poured concrete wall, so we use a slim paintable raceway or route along an adjacent drywall section where one exists.

Yes. We configure art mode, brightness and motion sensor behaviour, and the matte or frame settings so the display looks its best in your room’s lighting before we hand it over.

We can plan the screen position to suit a gallery wall layout and align it with your intended composition. Tell us the plan when booking so the screen height and centre line work with the surrounding frames.