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So in efforts to save a little bit of money in the crazy real estate market that is Oregon right now I decided to go out and buy a travel trailer. I found a 2012 Evergreen everlite 31 foot trailer. ...
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It is imperative that you mount to the studs in the wall. No fastener will hold a TV to the thin panel board on the walls.
I have a TV on the bedroom wall in our TT. I didn't mount it, it was there when we bought it.
They utilized a stout piece of plywood, 3/4" I think, which is securely screwed to the wall studs in multiple places, bridging 2 studs. The TV mounting frame is very securely mounted to the plywood, using lots of screws.
The TV is a flat screen, doesnt weigh a huge amount, but has to be solid anyways to withstand all the bouncing going down the road.
It is imperative that you mount to the studs in the wall. No fastener will hold a TV to the thin panel board on the walls.
I have a TV on the bedroom wall in our TT. I didn't mount it, it was there when we bought it.
They utilized a stout piece of plywood, 3/4" I think, which is securely screwed to the wall studs in multiple places, bridging 2 studs. The TV mounting frame is very securely mounted to the plywood, using lots of screws.
The TV is a flat screen, doesnt weigh a huge amount, but has to be solid anyways to withstand all the bouncing going down the road.
