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Basement TV Mount

NEnative
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Explorer
I want to install a swing arm TV mount on the rear wall of my basement compartment on my Prime Time Crusader, but I do not want to drill through the vertical aluminum studs. Any suggestion on how to mount it securely to hold a 32 inch TV?
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Paul_Clancy
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Explorer
You could remove the luan board divider. Cut a piece of plywood as a backer board and put the screws through the board and then screw the mount to the backer.

NEnative
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Explorer
I am concerned about drilling through the aluminum stud. I wonder about the structural integrity of the stud as time passes when the weight of the TV and road vibration are applied to the stud.

travisgsf
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Explorer
I mounted a 32" TV inside my basement storage. If you look into the storage I mounted it on a full motion mount on the wall to the right. (the wall right behind my propane tanks) This was a thick plywood wall. I used lag bolts and it worked great. No issues.
Travis - Houma, LA
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glazier
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Explorer II
Are you saying you don't trust the Aluminum Stud to support it? Afraid the screws will pull out?
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BurbMan
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Explorer II
Well you're gonna have to drill through something to mount a 32" TV....