Not for single pictures. Yes for heavy mounts or large compositions to confirm feasibility and provide a fixed quote. Call us, message us on WhatsApp, or request your quote online — we respond in under 10 minutes during business hours. Call us, message us on WhatsApp, or request your quote online — we respond in under 10 minutes during business hours.

Incorrectly installed articulated mounts are the primary cause of falling TVs in homes. The articulated arm multiplies the leverage effect when the TV is tilted or rotated. If the wall anchor is marginal, the actual weight exerted on the fixing can triple at maximum extension. Therefore, we always look for metal profiles behind the plasterboard or a concrete pillar. We never anchor an articulated arm solely to plasterboard or hollow brick. IKEA is by far the most in-demand. Their furniture is reasonably well-designed, and the instructions are clear (though without text, using universal drawings). Components fit precisely when assembled correctly. The most common mistake is overtightening the plastic cam screws, which leads to breakage and necessitates replacement. The correct technique is to tighten by hand until it stops and then give only half a turn more with a screwdriver, not an electric one. For complete kitchens from IKEA, Leroy Merlin, or a carpenter, the typical process involves several steps. A preliminary visit to measure and check the wall. Walls are never perfectly straight, and sometimes parts need to be adjusted to reality. Assembly of modules in the workshop where possible, to speed up. On-site installation with anchoring and levelling. Connection of appliances, coordinated with the electrician and plumber if required. Fine adjustment of doors and drawers. And assembly of plinths and trims.

For small pictures up to 2 kilograms, a picture hook or nail is sufficient for most walls, excluding tiles and plasterboard. For medium pictures from 2 to 8 kilograms, a specific rawl plug for the material with a 4-5 mm screw. For large pictures and mirrors up to 15 kilograms, a reinforced rawl plug and a 6 mm screw. For LCD TV mounts up to 50 inches and a real weight of 25 kilograms (including mount weight), two anchor points to metal profiling or a pillar with an 8 mm screw. Plasterboard (laminated gypsum board) is the modern material for ceilings and partition walls in recent constructions. It is very fragile without the correct rawl plug. For light loads up to 5 kilograms, a toggle nail is sufficient. For medium loads, there are metal molly-type plasterboard plugs that expand behind the board. For heavy loads like large TVs, the supporting metal profiling behind the plasterboard must be located with a detector and screwed into the profile. Perforated brick is the most common material for interior partition walls and non-load-bearing walls. It is reasonably easy to drill, but the problem is that the rawl plug can fall into the internal cavity of the brick if it enters between two walls. To prevent this, we use special rawl plugs that open inside the cavity. It works well for medium loads. For heavy loads, it's better to find the nearest pillar.

The price of plasterboard ceilings in Les Tres Torres typically ranges between €176 and €2225. The final figure depends on the condition of the property, the materials, and the time taken for the work. We always provide a fixed quote before starting. Approximately 60-90 minutes including composition, marking, drilling, fixing, and cleaning. We provide a fixed cost for the batch. If the fixing fails, we will return at no extra cost to reinforce it. Rawl plugs are calculated with a safety margin.