TV Mount
I have a 2010 Hideout 30BHDS. There is a place for a TV mount in the bunkhouse and I wanted to install the 20" TV that we removed from the kitchen in our house. My only real question is what is th...
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pconroy328 wrote:
Those are some beefy screws. I just mounted two 19" LED TVs and they are light. I doubt you *need* that kind of holding power. In any event, what I did was to not even risk it. I mounted the, um, mount to a 3/4" thick and about 5" wide board stained to match the cabinet. Then I mounted that board to the wall using several and smaller screws. I even considered a little liquid nails but in the end, it's secured solidly with just the screws.
And I have smaller holes in the motorhome wall.
This is a good idea ^^
I came to this thread seeing how you guys resolved this. I have a blank wall above a base cabinet, below a wall cabinet, that only has my thermostat on the far end of it. Perfect space to hang a tv up to 32" i think. It's an interior wall, the other side of the wall is the bathtub/shower. My question is, how thick are interior walls, typically? I will most likely use the above idea to have a nice wall board stained to match(or just black), with multiple screws going into the wall, just need to figure how long I need my screws to be.
