NeverBeCloser
Mar 13, 2018Explorer
How Much TV Weight Will A Wall Support
Hello!
My husband and I have just purchased our very first RV - a 2014 Open Range Light 315BHS. We will be full timing with our 2 dogs and 2 cats, stationary for the first year, then traveling the western U.S for a year (or maybe longer).
We are trying to see if our current TV would fit in the RV. Dimensions-wise, it will be a bit tight, but my husband is willing to make the compromise in order to have the TV. My question is- if mounted where the TV bracket is supposed to go, how much weight can be hung on the wall?
We would take the TV down when we travel so it doesn’t accidentally fly off the wall. The TV weighs 29# and the spot it would go would require an extendable bracket that would be partially extended at all times. There is an entertainment center/shelving unit that is about 5.5 inches deep that would normally contain the TV. We would be mounting the bracket in the TV space of the entertainment center, but the TV itself would be in front of the entertainment center frame.
My husband and I have just purchased our very first RV - a 2014 Open Range Light 315BHS. We will be full timing with our 2 dogs and 2 cats, stationary for the first year, then traveling the western U.S for a year (or maybe longer).
We are trying to see if our current TV would fit in the RV. Dimensions-wise, it will be a bit tight, but my husband is willing to make the compromise in order to have the TV. My question is- if mounted where the TV bracket is supposed to go, how much weight can be hung on the wall?
We would take the TV down when we travel so it doesn’t accidentally fly off the wall. The TV weighs 29# and the spot it would go would require an extendable bracket that would be partially extended at all times. There is an entertainment center/shelving unit that is about 5.5 inches deep that would normally contain the TV. We would be mounting the bracket in the TV space of the entertainment center, but the TV itself would be in front of the entertainment center frame.