Mounting TV on Wall

I used a studfinder to map out the area behind the wall. I realized the wall was solid in some places, but I also realized it was only one inch thick.

I then got a thick piece of hardwood, and mounted that to the wall, hitting as many wall points as I could. I screwed in the screws to the one inch depth after drilling a pilot hole, then backed then out and cut the tip off the screws and screwed them in again.

I mounted the swing arm onto the hardwood with short very robust screws, I think about 1/4 inch thick. I put a piece of material behind the swing arm mount, and when travelling the TV is pushed against the mounting plate, and the material comes over the top and from under the bottom, and velcro strips hold it all tight.

I mounted my articulating arm TV mount into a metal stud in the corner. I don't leave the TV up when traveling though. I remove it and lay it on the bed when moving. I am sure that it would hold the TV, I just don't want to take a chance on it coming down. JMO

You'll have to contact Jayco and see if there is any backing built into the wall, other wise you're stuck with it on the cabinet. Most hard walls have the outer fiberglass skin, foam insulation and the inner paneling which would never support a TV