TV mount

[pfin38]

I have a 28bhs, I was wondering what is a good inexpensive mount for the dining area everyone is using. Thanks

[tnchuck100]

Here is the one I use:
http://www.amazon.com/VideoSecu-Arti...ords=tv+mounts

[bed685]

I bought an inexpensive under the cabinet mount from Amazon. It worked great and only took three bolts to mount.

[newguy1]

Do you have to take the TV down when towing, or does this hold in place ok?

[bed685]

This is the mount I bought and we do not remove our TV. We use a 19 inch LEd so it is very light weight.
http://www.amazon.com/Arrowmounts-AM...binet+tv+mount

[TexasSoccerMom]

Bed685, we have the 28bhs and I have purchased the mount you say you have. Do you have pics of where you mounted it? Thanks, my husband is leary of drilling holes, so I would love to show him exactly what has been done and that it works.

[outofhere]

Hi we also own a Jayco J Flight 29bhs looking fowerd to those pics

[pfin38]

tnchuck100 we ended up buying that same mount. Very practical and easy to mount. Thanks for the suggestion.

[skidoorider]

Forgive a dumb question, but did you fasten the base to the ceiling or to the cabinet base ???

[Doug]

Originally Posted by tnchuck100

Here is the one I use:
http://www.amazon.com/VideoSecu-Arti...ords=tv+mounts

This is the one I purchased as well for a 24' Samsung T24B350ND

[THABULL]

This is what we have in ours. We do not travel with the tv mounted but the big flat piece stays on the tv and only takes a second or 2 to hang up. You will haft to drill holes but if done right it will look neat. http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Rocketfi...&skuId=9881886
This is what it looks like mounted sorry I don't have a pic. with a tv but we have a 22in. flat screen and when mounted it is up out of the way enough for the 4 of us to eat comfortably.

[RoyBraddy]

Hopefully you will be able to mount to existing cabinet sides or doors etc... I would be very careful mounting the monitors directly to the thin 1/4-inch RV walls. They are too thin to support any weight at all. What worked for me was to put up a solid 1/2-3/4 inch board backing first and attached to the thin trailer wall using MOLLY BOLTS (LOWES). Then mount the various HDTV mounts to the solid board using regular wood screws etc. This will spread out the weight of the mount and HDTV monitor. You can paint the solid board to fit your trailer wall decor.

WALMART has many various HDTV mounts in their TV dept to look at to get idea and model number. Your better price would probably come from AMAZON.

Keep in mind that the LCDs sometimes needs to be tilted down as well as left to right to see the best view. Look for a mount that does this. Also look for a mount that has easy swivel pins that can be removed for easy take down.

Roy Ken