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Old 04-27-2012, 10:32 AM   #1
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Size of Rear TV cabinet...32BHDS

Just curious on the measurements of the cabinet in the rear bunk house that is for the television. Want to go grab a small, inexpensive flat screen for the kids but my trailer won't be here for another month.
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Old 04-27-2012, 02:25 PM   #2
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Can't remember the actual dimensions, but do remember that every 19'' TV we looked at fit in the space.
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Old 04-27-2012, 03:10 PM   #3
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We have a 20" flat panel in ours, and we have room to spare.
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Old 04-27-2012, 04:03 PM   #4
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Perfect. Thanks for the info.
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How did you mount your TV's back there? Is there blocking behind the paneling? What bracket did you use?
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Old 10-09-2012, 02:25 PM   #6
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It's 21" on the inside, we use a stand for our tv.
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We did the same...just used the stand that came with the tv.
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Old 10-09-2012, 05:19 PM   #8
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I am headed down to my 32TSBH this weekend with the intention of installing a wall mount in that area. I purchased it on amazon for around $15. I was under the impression that there was a block behind the wall, now you have me wondering. I am taking along my electronic stud finder, so I will find out when I get there. I sure hope there is a block back there as it is the perfect place for a wall mount that extends out and swivels. I will post my results upon my return.
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It's just luan behind it. You may be able to reinforce from the storage area though. In most cases I have found that all areas have luan on each side with a small air gap between of about 3/4". I think they do them like that to save weight and have a place to run wire. At any rate it is just luan behind there.
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Just curious on the measurements of the cabinet in the rear bunk house that is for the television. Want to go grab a small, inexpensive flat screen for the kids but my trailer won't be here for another month.
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I bought a 19 inch led with a dvd player at hh gregg for $119 for the front bedroom. Real nice picture. I think it is a curtis or some off brand. But as I said nice picture. Thats also what I had planned for the bunkhouse, but if there is no support behind the wall, I may re-think it.
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I bought a 19 inch led with a dvd player at hh gregg for $119 for the front bedroom. Real nice picture. I think it is a curtis or some off brand. But as I said nice picture. Thats also what I had planned for the bunkhouse, but if there is no support behind the wall, I may re-think it.
You may be in luck, I can press on the wall and feel a stud in the center. I don't have a studfinder with me but I can feel one there for sure. I assume it is at least 1 1/2 inches wied so that would give enough support. You could also span a 1x6 across from left to right and hit nailers on the ends as well.

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We have a 19" LCD in the back room. I was originally going to mount it, but didn't feel anything really substantional, so just ended up leaving it mounted to its stand. What I do is use one of the spring loaded rods like a curtain rod or that is used to hold stuff in the fridge in front of the TV. I don't think it would fall over/bounce out, but this just gives us a little insurance. So far, 3 years and no issues.
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