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hi can anyone recommend a wall mounted tv expert in London

Jagmohan Ghatora

4 years ago

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Amberth
4 years ago
Hi Jagmohan,

I am not sure what service do you require? Someone to install your TV or you look to buy wall mounted TV?

I think, now most of the TVs can be wall mounted. However, you may need to buy brackets. They, most probably, can be recommended by the sales person.

Kind regards,

Inga Kopala
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