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Frame TV & Art Mode Installation in Austin, TX

The Frame is built to hang the way a framed print does, tight to the wall with no visible gap. That is straightforward on drywall and considerably harder on brick, stone, or a fireplace surround, where the standard slim bracket has nothing flat to bite into. We fit it flush on any of those surfaces and route the One Connect cable out of sight.

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Method

How we do it

Zero-gap on masonry

The in-box slim bracket needs a flat, true mounting surface. On brick or uneven stone we shim and true the bracket first, so the finished panel reads as flat to the wall rather than standing proud of it.

One Connect, hidden

One thin cable links the panel to the breakout box. We run it inside the wall cavity where framing allows, or down a slim paintable channel on masonry, and park the box in a console.

Art Mode calibrated

We set brightness and motion sensing on site, in the room’s actual light, so what hangs on the wall looks like framed art rather than a screensaver.

Add-on pricing

Installing the Frame’s in-box slim bracket adds $25 to the base install, plus the wall-surface add-on if it is going over brick, stone, or a fireplace. If you need a OneConnect box from us, it is $350.

In detail

Install day with a Frame

The Frame ships with its own slim-fit wall bracket, and that bracket is what makes the flush look work, so we install it rather than substituting a generic mount. On drywall it gets lagged into studs at the exact height you approve from seating. The panel clips on, the magnetic bezel snaps over, and the whole thing sits within a finger’s width of the wall.

The single One Connect cable is the only wire, and it is the whole reason the install looks clean or does not. We fish it through the wall to the breakout box in a console or cabinet wherever the framing allows, then power up, run the bezel alignment, and set Art Mode before we pack up.

Frame over a fireplace or on stone: what changes

The slim bracket assumes a flat, plumb surface. Brick and stacked stone are neither. On those walls we mount the bracket to a trued set of standoffs or a thin backer plate anchored into the masonry, then shim until a straightedge reads flat across the whole footprint. The panel ends up sitting flush and square even though the wall behind it is not.

Above a fireplace we also apply the same heat check as any other mount. A Frame spends most of its day powered on in Art Mode, so the clearance above a mantel matters more, not less. The wiring on masonry follows a painted channel along a mortar line to the nearest drywall or console, since the One Connect cable cannot be fished through stone.

Art Mode and the One Connect box, set up properly

A Frame that reads as a print is mostly about light. We set the ambient brightness and color tone sensors so the artwork dims with the room in the evening and does not glow like a monitor. Motion detection is tuned so it wakes when someone walks in and sleeps when the room is empty, which also keeps the panel cooler over a fireplace.

The One Connect box needs a little air and a reachable spot for the HDMI inputs. We place it where the cable length allows and where you will not have to move furniture to plug in a console. If the box has to live farther away than the stock cable reaches, we will say so before the visit so the longer cable is on hand.

What it costs

Frame TV & Art Mode pricing

The base install and every add-on that applies to this job are on our pricing page. Send your ZIP and a photo of the wall and your exact total comes back as a firm number.

FAQ

Frame TV & Art Mode: what people ask

Do you use Samsung’s in-box bracket?

Yes. The slim-fit bracket in the Frame’s box is what produces the flush, artwork look, so that is the bracket we fit unless the wall makes it impossible.

Can the Frame be mounted flush on brick or stone?

Yes, that is a large share of this specific service. We true and shim the mounting surface as needed so the panel still sits flat, and the wall-surface add-on for brick or stone applies same as any TV.

What happens to the One Connect box?

It ends up out of sight in most installs. When the framing lets us fish the cable, the box lives in a nearby console or cabinet with nothing showing on the wall; on masonry the cable follows a slim paintable channel to the same spot.

Is Art Mode set up as part of the install?

Yes, brightness and motion detection get calibrated before we leave so it reads correctly in your room’s lighting.

Coverage

Areas we serve in Austin

Close-in Austin neighborhoods get the fastest turnaround; Round Rock and Cedar Park run on the same flat pricing with a bit more lead time. See every area and ZIP we cover.

Next step

Frame TV & Art Mode, done right the first time

Drop in your ZIP and we will confirm coverage and get your quote moving.

Prefer to talk it through? Call (737) 380-0921, Open 24/7.

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