My Chevrolet Express van Class B- camper
I have been camping in my 1990 Chevrolet Silverado Blazer 2-door for the last 20 years. When I removed the back seat there was just enough room for a 3/4 sized (Hollywood, as some people called them)...
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Today's modification for my camper van was a TV stand made out of wood covered with sticky-back felt.
I mounted quick disconnect brackets on the back of the TV to match the ones on the wooden stand for quick dismantling and storage.
I made the wooden stand to fit behind my kitchen unit and rest on the window ledge. The front board is longer (as you can see in the first picture) and wedges down between the wall of the van and the back of the kitchen unit for a more secure mounting.
Here is the TV on the stand in the window. When camping and watching TV we have the window lined with Reflectix insulation to keep the light out and for sleeping.
When traveling the TV is removed and stored in a safer location inside a padded bag used for laptop computers. The outside pocket of the bag holds the remote and cables.
The latest modification to my TV mount was to add a swivel to the mount so we could swing it out to watch it while we are in bed. I also mounted the TV to the mount permanently so I do not need to remove it while traveling.
I mounted quick disconnect brackets on the back of the TV to match the ones on the wooden stand for quick dismantling and storage.
I made the wooden stand to fit behind my kitchen unit and rest on the window ledge. The front board is longer (as you can see in the first picture) and wedges down between the wall of the van and the back of the kitchen unit for a more secure mounting.
Here is the TV on the stand in the window. When camping and watching TV we have the window lined with Reflectix insulation to keep the light out and for sleeping.
When traveling the TV is removed and stored in a safer location inside a padded bag used for laptop computers. The outside pocket of the bag holds the remote and cables.
The latest modification to my TV mount was to add a swivel to the mount so we could swing it out to watch it while we are in bed. I also mounted the TV to the mount permanently so I do not need to remove it while traveling.
