Centre one item or create an evenly spaced row or gallery grid, then calculate every edge, centre and fixing point.
Coordinates you can mark on the wall
All horizontal positions are measured from the wall’s left edge. Heights are measured from the finished floor.
1
Wall and item
Measure the wall and the outside of one frame or TV.
2
Layout
The complete group is centred on the chosen point.
Overall group size—Items planned1
3
Fixing method
Enter the fixing position measured on the back of the item.
Scaled wall planLayout fits the wall
ItemFixing pointFurniture reference
INSTALLATION OUTPUT
Position and fixing schedule
Mark from the same wall edge and finished floor throughout.
Item
Left edge
Bottom edge
Centre
Fixing point(s)
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Reserved below the completed planner
HOW TO USE IT
Turn a visual layout into reliable marks
Measure the wall and item. Include the complete frame, bezel or television body.
Choose the group layout. Set columns, rows and visible gaps.
Position the group centre. Use your chosen eye level or align it with nearby furniture.
Measure the real fixing hardware. Hooks and brackets are rarely exactly at the item’s top edge.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Picture and TV planner FAQs
What height should the centre be?
There is no universal rule. Around 1450 mm from the floor is a common gallery starting point, but seating, furniture, screen use and room proportions can justify a different height.
What does fixing drop mean?
It is the vertical distance from the item’s top edge down to the hook, wire position or bracket point that sits on the wall fixing.
Can it calculate four VESA points?
Yes. Enter the horizontal and vertical hole spacing plus any vertical offset between the item centre and VESA pattern centre.
Does it choose the correct wall anchor?
No. Anchor choice depends on wall construction, item weight, bracket design and manufacturer instructions.