LG Gallery TV Wall Mount · G-Series · Toronto & the GTA
An LG G-series is built to hang flat against the wall like a picture. That leaves no room behind it for a plug or an HDMI cable, so we recess an AV back box into the wall and hang the TV over it. You see the screen and nothing else. We’re also an authorized LG dealer, so we can supply the set itself with its full manufacturer warranty.
Send a photo of the wall and the TV model and we’ll come back with a firm price. Most jobs need no site visit.
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The short version
The G-series sits flush, so everything a normal TV hides in the gap behind it has to go somewhere else. That changes the wiring, the wall prep and the way we lift the panel. You get a recessed box for the plugs, a wall we check with a straightedge, and two installers carrying the panel by its frame.
On LG’s Gallery bracket the panel sits against the wall with “no visible gap,” in LG’s words. A power plug and a couple of HDMI cables need more room than that, so they go into a recessed box in the wall.
A 65-inch G6 is 24.3 mm deep and weighs 22 kg. A 65-inch C6 weighs 16.6 kg at 45.1 mm, so the G6 packs more weight into a panel about half as thick. We carry it by the frame with two people.
A flush TV shows every bow in the drywall and every millimetre the bracket is out. We check the wall with a straightedge, shim the bracket and level it before the panel goes on.
In-wall power
They go into a recessed AV back box in the wall behind the TV, with power brought into it. How power reaches the box depends on your wall and your existing outlets, and we confirm it in your quote; any new outlet or circuit is work for a licensed electrician. The TV hangs over the box, so the plugs sit inside the wall and the panel hides the opening. From that box we run the HDMI and low-voltage cables through the wall to your console or receiver.
On a regular tilt or full-motion mount, the TV stands a few centimetres off the wall and the power plug and HDMI cables fit in that gap. The Gallery bracket takes the gap away. Plug a standard cord into the back of a flush G-series and it has to bend against the drywall, which pushes that side of the screen off the wall and spoils the look you paid for.
We handle it the same way we handle a Samsung Frame. We mark a back box between two studs, cut it in, bring power to it and run the HDMI and any other low-voltage cables through the wall to wherever your console, receiver or cable box lives. Once the TV is on the bracket you can’t see any of it.
We size the back box to the TV and place it where the panel covers it. Recessed media box installation starts at $400, priced as its own line so you can see it. One exception: we don’t cut into a concrete condo wall. There we’ll suggest a slim VESA mount with enough depth for the plugs and a painted channel for the cable.
In the box
It depends on the year and the Canadian model code. G5 and G6 sets sold as “WUA” include LG’s wall mount, while the G6 and G4 sets sold as “SUB” come with a stand. On a 55 or 65-inch WUA set, the LG G5 wall mount is in the box. The 2024 LG G4 wall mount came with the 77, 83 and 97-inch WUA sets.
Check the label on the back of the TV or the side of the box. If yours has a stand and you want it on the wall, tell us when you book and we’ll bring a bracket that fits its VESA pattern. If a bracket came in the box, we’ll fit that one once we’ve checked the wall can carry the screen.
| Year / series | Canadian model codes | What’s in the box |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 G6 | OLED55G6WUA, 65G6WUA, 77G6WUA, 83G6WUA | Wall mount included |
| 2026 G6 | OLED55G6SUB, 65G6SUB | Stand included |
| 2025 G5 | OLED55G5WUA, 65G5WUA | Wall mount included; stand sold separately |
| 2024 G4 | OLED77G4WUA, 83G4WUA, 97G4WUA | Supplied wall mount |
| 2024 G4 | OLED65G4SUB | Stand |
| 2023 G3 | OLED55G3PUA to 83G3PUA | Built for the wall; LG sold the stand as an accessory |
Weight and VESA
A current LG G-series weighs 17 to 57 kg without the stand, depending on size. The bracket goes into studs or masonry, never into drywall anchors alone. A 65-inch G6 weighs 22 kg, and the 97-inch needs a bracket that fits its 600 x 400 VESA pattern. Where your studs don’t line up with the screen, we add blocking.
| Size | G6 (2026) | G5 (2025) | VESA (mm) | Depth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 55″ | 16.8 kg (37 lb) | 16.8 kg (37 lb) | 300 x 200 | 27.2 mm |
| 65″ | 22 kg (49 lb) | 22 kg (49 lb) | 300 x 300 | 24.3 mm |
| 77″ | 33.0 kg (73 lb) | 33.6 kg (74 lb) | 300 x 300 | 24.8 mm |
| 83″ | 37.2 kg (82 lb) | 39 kg (86 lb) | 400 x 400 | 28 mm |
| 97″ | 57.0 kg (126 lb) | 57.0 kg (126 lb) | 600 x 400 | 28.2 mm |
Specs from LG Canada’s product pages for the G6 and G5, checked September 2026.
Older sets ran heavier. A 65-inch G3 weighs 23.9 kg and an 83-inch G4 weighs 40.9 kg. On a framed wall we fix into studs, or add blocking where the studs don’t line up with where you want the screen. Brick and concrete take masonry anchors, which we carry as standard. A 97-inch set needs two people at minimum, and we plan its fixing around that model.
Other brackets
Yes. G-series sets have a standard VESA pattern, so a tilt or full-motion mount fits as long as it’s rated for the weight. You give up the flush look and gain room for the plugs, and the job costs what any TV costs on that mount instead of the Gallery rate.
Standard prices on a tilt or full-motion mount
Put your G-series on a regular mount instead of LG’s Gallery bracket and you pay our standard mount prices. A 65-inch Gallery TV on a tilt mount starts at $179.99. Regular drywall, hardware extra.
Worth it when the screen sits above eye level, over a fireplace or in a bedroom. A tilt mount leaves space for the plugs behind the TV, so you can skip the recessed box, which starts at $400 on its own.
Swings the screen toward a kitchen or a second seat. Each centimetre of reach adds leverage on the wall, so we anchor into studs or masonry and match the arm to the set.
Placement
Hang it where the centre of the screen suits the seat you watch from. A Gallery TV looks like art on the wall, which tempts people to hang it high like a painting, and that’s how you end up with a sore neck. We mark the height from your sofa and agree it with you, standing in the room, before anyone drills.
If the TV shares a wall with frames or shelving, we can line it up with them once the viewing height works. The G6 can show LG Gallery+ art when you’re not watching (LG says that needs a subscription), so the spot has to work for both.
Tricky walls
Yes, when a mantel throws the heat out from the wall and the screen clears it. LG’s manual says to keep the TV away from heat sources, so we measure the mantel and the clearance before we commit. A flush G-series can’t tilt down toward you, so above a high mantel a tilt mount often beats the Gallery bracket.
We set the height from your seating and raise it no further than the heat demands. With no mantel, or an insert that vents upward, we’ll suggest another wall. More on our TV and fireplace page.
Masonry surrounds take anchors set into solid material. We don’t recess anything into stone, so the plug plan changes and we’ll work out the cable route from your photo. A metal mount above a fireplace starts at $399.99, and we quote marble or stone from a photo.
Sound
Under the screen on its own bracket, level with the TV, with its cable in the same in-wall route as the TV’s. Book it with the TV and we plan both on one visit, so the bar lines up with the screen and costs less than a separate booking.
Want the bar’s power hidden too? We plan it into the same back box work. Our soundbar mounting page covers the bracket options.
How it goes
It’s one visit in five steps. The mount itself takes about an hour and a half, against about 45 minutes for a standard TV, and the back box and wire work add time on top. It’s a two-person lift, and we clean up and take the packaging away before we leave.
We check what the wall is made of, what’s behind it and whether it’s flat enough for a flush mount, then settle the height with you.
We mark the AV back box between studs, cut it in, bring power to it and run the HDMI and low-voltage cables.
The Gallery bracket goes onto studs or masonry, and we shim it until the panel will sit flat.
Two of us lift the TV by its frame, plug it into the box and set it on the bracket.
We check the gap, the picture, the sound and your sources, then clean up and take the packaging away.
What we bring: your bracket or ours, masonry anchors, the back box and cable. Levelling, shimming, testing and cleanup come with every job.
Straight numbers
An LG G-series flush install starts at $259.99 up to 65 inches and $299.99 for 77 inches and up, on regular drywall. Recessed media box installation starts at $400, and any bracket we supply is its own line. Above a fireplace or on marble and stone, we quote from a photo first.
Prices cover labour and exclude hardware. They’re estimates, and we confirm your final price by phone or email once we’ve seen photos and the model number.
Other LG OLEDs
Yes, and they’re simpler. A C or B-series stands off the wall on a standard bracket, so the plugs fit behind it and you don’t need a recessed box. A fixed or tilt mount for a C or B-series starts at $179.99 up to 65 inches, and sets above 75 inches start at $200.
Most 55- to 77-inch C and B-series sets use a 300 x 200 VESA pattern and weigh 14 to 24 kg. We still carry them by the frame with two people, and you can hide the cables with standard in-wall concealment from $99.99.
| Model (Canada) | VESA (mm) | Depth | Weight, no stand |
|---|---|---|---|
| 55″ C6 (OLED55C6PUA) | 300 x 200 | 45.1 mm | 14.1 kg (31 lb) |
| 65″ C6 (OLED65C6PUA) | 300 x 200 | 45.1 mm | 16.6 kg (37 lb) |
| 77″ C5, 2025 (OLED77C5PUA) | 300 x 200 | 47.1 mm | 23.5 kg (52 lb) |
| 65″ B6 (OLED65B6GUA) | 300 x 200 | 45.9 mm | 17.1 kg (38 lb) |
| 77″ B6 (OLED77B6GUA) | 300 x 200 | 50.9 mm | 22.9 kg (50 lb) |
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Yes. LG designs the G-series for it, on a Gallery bracket that LG says leaves no visible gap with the wall. The wall has to be flat, we shim the bracket true, and the plugs go into a recessed box in the wall, because a flush panel leaves no room behind it for a power cord or HDMI cables.
If you use the flush Gallery bracket, yes. The panel sits against the wall, so we cut an AV back box in between the studs, bring power to it and run the HDMI cables through the wall. On a tilt or full-motion mount the plugs fit behind the TV and you can skip the box.
It depends on the model code. LG Canada's G6 WUA sets in 55, 65, 77 and 83 inches include the wall mount, and the 55 and 65-inch G6 SUB sets come with a stand. The 55 and 65-inch G5 WUA sets include the mount too. If yours came with a stand, we'll bring a bracket that fits its VESA pattern.
An LG G-series flush install starts at $259.99 up to 65 inches and $299.99 for 77 inches and up on regular drywall. Recessed media box installation starts at $400, and hardware is extra. Above a fireplace or on marble and stone we quote from a photo first.
Without the stand, the 2026 G6 weighs 16.8 kg at 55 inches, 22 kg at 65, 33 kg at 77, 37.2 kg at 83 and 57 kg at 97 inches. We fix every one of those into studs or masonry. The 97-inch set also uses a 600 x 400 VESA pattern, so the bracket has to match.
Yes. The G-series has a standard VESA pattern, 300 x 300 on the 65 and 77-inch G6, so any mount rated for the weight fits. You give up the flush look, but the plugs fit behind the TV, and a tilt mount lets you angle the screen down when it hangs above a fireplace.
The plugs need a recessed box, the wall has to be flat, and the panel is thin for its weight. A 65-inch G6 is 24.3 mm deep and weighs 22 kg, and LG's manual says to hold the TV by the side and bottom of the frame and avoid flexing it. We carry it with two people.
Yes, with masonry anchors, which we carry as standard. We don't cut into a structural concrete wall, so a recessed box isn't an option there. We'll suggest a slim VESA mount that leaves room for the plugs behind the TV, with a painted channel for the cables. Send a photo and we'll confirm the plan before booking.
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Send us the model code off the back label and a photo of the wall. We'll come back with one price covering the mount, the recessed box and the wire work.
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