T V mount in bedroom

[12ptdroptine]

Was in walmart.today and they have a tv mount for the wall. Swing tilt and swivel. Was 90 now 30...seems rather heavy though. What is everyone using or recomending. Is there a TT model with less weight that sont.break the bank?
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[JHerzog]

This is where Jayco buys theirs. Seemed crazy to have to sign up as a customer for 1 mount but they were great to work with and matched the exterior mount exactly when adding the bedroom mount:


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[jloco]

I bought a residential one at BJ's.. As long as it's mounted correctly to the stud, you should be good.

[Jimsjoint]

I got the bottom of the line wall mount at Wal-Mart. No swivel but who needs a swivel when lying in bed. Cost less than $20. Screwed on and good to go!

[Atlee]

Depends on where it's mounted in the bedroom.

In my 23RB the TV mount is on the left hand wall. The bed is front to back, therefore if I put a TV back there, it would have to be able to swivel.

Originally Posted by Jimsjoint

I got the bottom of the line wall mount at Wal-Mart. No swivel but who needs a swivel when lying in bed. Cost less than $20. Screwed on and good to go!

[Iraqvet05]

I bout a cheap Monoprice brand mount from Amazon and it works well. It's a swing mount and doesn't lock so I take the TV down when we move the TT.

[CampNow]

Originally Posted by Iraqvet05

I bout a cheap Monoprice brand mount from Amazon and it works well. It's a swing mount and doesn't lock so I take the TV down when we move the TT.

+1 on Amazon. Best selection, best prices, and best return policy. Check out the Amazon reviews to keep from buying a lemon. Some of the TV mounts on Amazon have over 1,000 reviews!

[RichR]

What length of mounting screws should be used? I'm guessing 1 1/2" or 1 3/4".

[mnsiu]

I have a 24FB JayFligt. The entertainment center is on the right side as you enter the bathroom from the kitchen. The TT originally had a 32 in that was recessed in the entertainment center. I had a 42 in flat screen and I wanted to put in place of the 32 in. I built a square box that I mounted to the wall where the original bracket was attached. The back side of the box (against the wall) went all the way to the bottom of the enclosure to better hold the weight. The box was built so that the back of the TV was held flat up against the face of the enclosure when it was bolted up to the box. The back of the tv covered the face of the enclosure on three sides by about one inch. leaving about four inches open at the bottom. I attached an A-B switch to the cables so I could switch between the different coax connections. I then took the bracket that was installed in the enclosure and mounted the 32 in. TV in the corner of the bedroom. https://www.dropbox.com/s/7cm7w4389i...20set.JPG?dl=0