Best Wall Type for TV Mounting: Drywall, Brick, or Concrete

Written By Shaun

The Best Wall Type for TV Mounting: Drywall, Brick, or Concrete?

Mounting a TV sounds simple — until you realize not all walls are created equal. The type of wall behind your screen determines what tools, anchors, and methods are safe. Here’s what you need to know.

Drywall

The most common wall type in homes. On its own, drywall can’t hold the weight of a TV. It requires anchoring into studs or heavy-duty toggle bolts.

👉 Mistake to Avoid: Mounting directly on drywall without studs — this is how TVs fall.

✅ Pro Fix: We locate studs precisely and use proper anchors to ensure a secure hold.

Brick

Strong and reliable, but drilling into brick requires specialized masonry bits and hardware. If done incorrectly, it can cause cracking.

✅ Pro Fix: We use the right anchors and ensure the mount is secure without damaging the surface.

Concrete

Concrete walls are the sturdiest option, but only if drilled correctly. They require heavy-duty anchors and precision tools.

✅ Pro Fix: Our team brings professional drills and the right anchors to guarantee a long-lasting installation.

Why Professional Mounting Matters

A falling TV can cause thousands in damages — and serious injuries. Professional installers not only ensure your TV is secure but also hide cables, set the perfect height, and leave your space looking clean and modern.

With 6IX Assembly, your TV isn’t just mounted — it’s safely styled for your home.

Shaun

Hi, I’m Nichan Mirabian, an entrepreneur and hands-on problem solver based in Toronto. I’ve built my reputation on precision, reliability, and genuine care—whether it’s running my premium furniture assembly service, 6IX Assembly, or helping clients bring their spaces to life with seamless installations.

With years of experience in customer-focused services, project management, and professional assembly, I understand the importance of quality workmanship and a stress-free experience. My approach is simple: do the job right the first time, respect people’s time and homes, and go the extra mile to ensure satisfaction.

When I’m not working with clients, you can find me staying active, learning new ways to improve my craft, or spending time with my cat, Toby.

Whether you’re looking for expert assembly, honest advice, or a trusted partner for your project, I’m here to help make it easy.

https://www.6IXAssembly.ca
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