CondominiumTV and console relocation, condo in Marine Parade
Screen and console taken down for a repaint and put back afterwards, with the old fixing holes made good properly.
- Floor area
- 1,250 sqft
- Location
- Marine Parade
- Completed
- 9 Apr 2026
Four displays hung on partition walls that could not take them, using backing plates set into the studs.

The client wanted a 55-inch display in each meeting room, and every room was a stud partition — a wall that will hold a picture frame and not much more.
Rather than trusting hollow anchors with a screen and a bracket on them, we opened up and fitted a plywood backing plate across the studs in each room, made good, and mounted into that. It takes an extra hour a room and it is the difference between a fixing that holds and one that pulls out in a year.
Power and HDMI were run in trunking to the table position and the heights were set standing rather than seated, since these get used from the front of the room.
CondominiumScreen and console taken down for a repaint and put back afterwards, with the old fixing holes made good properly.
HDBA 65-inch screen mounted on a feature wall with every cable taken inside it, so nothing hangs below the panel.
HDBAn overloaded board on a single earth leakage unit, replaced and split so one fault no longer takes the whole flat dark.