My MH did not come with an exterior TV. At a show recently I saw on quite a few TT's a mounting bracket on the outside. Basically a setup where you can take an interior TV, slide it up out of a bracket and slide it into a braket on the outside of the RV. Assuming I can run 110 and cable (or use the outside 110 outlets) anyone done this? Anyone know of a good bracket to use that can slide in and out easily?

I think this is the type that you need for an exterior mount. This has the "lift and lock" type of TV mounting so that you do not have to undo a bunch of screws each time you move the TV. It also swivels and tilts which you will probably need on an outside TV. TV Mounting bracket

Below is what I used to mount my TV on one of my outside compartments which had a wall only 4" in from the door (originally had a pegboard there intended to hang items from).One half mounts to the wall, the other to the back of the TV. Then, the TV slides down into the mount. Works well for us. TV can then be removed at anytime with out any hassle. If there is any negative to this type of mount, it would be that you need enough headroom to lift the TV up and in or out of the bracket. That wasn't an issue for our setup. This is also a good mount if you don't have a lot of depth to work with. We use a slimline style of flatscreen TV. Combined with this mount, the required depth clearance is minimal.Fixed mount slide in TV Mount.Also, MorRyde makes a large selection of unique TV mounts for RV'sMorRyde TV mounts

mtrumpet wrote:Below is what I used to mount my TV on one of my outside compartments which had a wall only 4" in from the door (originally had a pegboard there intended to hang items from).One half mounts to the wall, the other to the back of the TV. Then, the TV slides down into the mount. Works well for us. TV can then be removed at anytime with out any hassle. If there is any negative to this type of mount, it would be that you need enough headroom to lift the TV up and in or out of the bracket. That wasn't an issue for our setup. This is also a good mount if you don't have a lot of depth to work with. We use a slimline style of flatscreen TV. Combined with this mount, the required depth clearance is minimal.Fixed mount slide in TV Mount.Also, MorRyde makes a large selection of unique TV mounts for RV'sMorRyde TV mountsThat looks like exactly what I need. Found it on AMZ here a little cheaper. AMZ mounting

If you need it to tilt or need it further from the mounting surface you might want something like this.

I am going to do the same thing and Best buy has a 24" led hdtv with a built in DVD for $169 right now...off to the mall:)

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Ivylog
Explorer III
Jan 16, 2014
If you need it to tilt or need it further from the mounting surface you might want something like this.
Effy
Explorer II
Jan 16, 2014
mtrumpet wrote:
Below is what I used to mount my TV on one of my outside compartments which had a wall only 4" in from the door (originally had a pegboard there intended to hang items from).

One half mounts to the wall, the other to the back of the TV. Then, the TV slides down into the mount. Works well for us. TV can then be removed at anytime with out any hassle. If there is any negative to this type of mount, it would be that you need enough headroom to lift the TV up and in or out of the bracket. That wasn't an issue for our setup. This is also a good mount if you don't have a lot of depth to work with. We use a slimline style of flatscreen TV. Combined with this mount, the required depth clearance is minimal.

Fixed mount slide in TV Mount.

Also, MorRyde makes a large selection of unique TV mounts for RV's

MorRyde TV mounts

That looks like exactly what I need. Found it on AMZ here a little cheaper. AMZ mounting
mtrumpet
Explorer
Jan 16, 2014
Below is what I used to mount my TV on one of my outside compartments which had a wall only 4" in from the door (originally had a pegboard there intended to hang items from).

One half mounts to the wall, the other to the back of the TV. Then, the TV slides down into the mount. Works well for us. TV can then be removed at anytime with out any hassle. If there is any negative to this type of mount, it would be that you need enough headroom to lift the TV up and in or out of the bracket. That wasn't an issue for our setup. This is also a good mount if you don't have a lot of depth to work with. We use a slimline style of flatscreen TV. Combined with this mount, the required depth clearance is minimal.

Fixed mount slide in TV Mount.

Also, MorRyde makes a large selection of unique TV mounts for RV's

MorRyde TV mounts
rgatijnet1
Explorer III
Jan 16, 2014
I think this is the type that you need for an exterior mount. This has the "lift and lock" type of TV mounting so that you do not have to undo a bunch of screws each time you move the TV. It also swivels and tilts which you will probably need on an outside TV. TV Mounting bracket

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