Project · Retail · Showroom · Vaughan
A display screen mounted into a working bath, tile, shower and cabinet showroom for a project management company in Vaughan — where the wall itself is part of the product and a visible bracket or a dangling cable would undo the whole display.
Got a showroom, retail floor or display wall? Send us a photo and we’ll tell you what it takes.
Recognised by
HomeStars Best of Award winner 2018–2023 · Best of Houzz Service 2018–2021
The brief
In a tile and cabinet showroom, the wall is not just something to hang a TV on — it is a sample. Every surface in the room exists to show a customer what their bathroom or kitchen could look like, so anything we fix to it has to look deliberate, sit dead level, and leave no cable in shot.
Tile and stone also mean the drilling is not routine. You cannot hunt for a stud and hope; you place the anchor where the substrate will actually take it, drill without cracking the face of the tile, and get it right the first time, because there is no second attempt on a finished tile wall.
On site
The finished screen in place on the display wall. Click either photo to open it full size.
How it goes
Retail work has one extra rule: the space has to still look like a showroom when we leave.
Nine times out of ten we can tell you what a tile or stone wall needs from a photo, before anyone drives out.
Including the drilling method and the cable route — the two things that decide the cost on a finished wall.
Early, late or weekend, so we are not working around your customers.
Correct bits for tile and stone, dust controlled, anchors into backing that will actually hold.
Aligned to the tile courses and the cabinetry, tested, and every offcut taken away.
Related work
Tile, stone, marble and cabinetry are the jobs we get called in for when someone else has said no.
More of our work
Standard TV installs, Samsung Frame sets, fireplace mounts, soundbars and concealed-wire jobs. There’s more in the full installation gallery and in our other project write-ups.
Free Quote
Send a photo of the wall and tell us what it is finished in — tile, stone, cabinetry or plain drywall. We’ll come back with a firm price and the method we’d use.
Takes about a minute · One-year workmanship warranty · $5,000,000 liability insurance
