I have looked all over for instructions on this.I want to install a tv mount to the outside of my fiberglass toyhauler for tailgating at football games.I have read many descriptions of how to drill through fiberglass but I havent seen anything about ...
DrewE wrote:Why would they care to keep the mount from contacting the fiberglass? Window frames contact the fiberglass. Awning support arm brackets contact the fiberglass. Door hold-open gizmos are mounted to the fiberglass. I can't think of any ...
Lantley wrote:Another option I have seen is to just put TV on a folding table.I have also seen TV suspended from and awning.As Barney mentioned above you can through bolt it easy enough but I have never seen an RV with a TV bracket permanently mounte...
Lantley wrote:Str8ball1 wrote:Lantley wrote:Try This. No Drilling Required***Link Removed***Yeah I have seen those. Expensive and dont trust a suction cup much.Thanks though.I agree they are expensive but they work, You can trust them to hold.I don'...
riven1950 wrote:Don't have one or any mounting suggestions but thought I would mention a setup I saw in the Keys last winter. This may be common or not. My neighbor had his tv mount attached inside of the storage compartment so that when retracted it...
