Tv mount for this spot

[Jeremytbeau]

What type of tv mount would I use for this wall? I’d like to fit a 32” but this mount spot would not be centered.

[WeRJuliian]

Which wall would that be?
A little more information, or a picture, might help, but, in general, RVs are made for economy and lightness, not structural strength, so I'd be very cautious about attaching stuff to the walls, unless you can be sure that you're anchoring to a stud or a structural member.

[Jeremytbeau]

Strange the picture didn’t attach.

[BigD480]

I bought an AmazonBasics No-Stud Heavy-Duty Tilting TV Wall Mount Bracket for 32-inch to 80-inch TVs. It works great if you don’t need to swivel your TV around. It also makes it easy to take the TV down off the wall. Just pull the cord on the mount and pop the TV right off. I have a 32” Samsung and it fits the bedroom wall in our 26BH just fine.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01KBEOEB0..._A8h9Cb67CW2G1

[Jeremytbeau]

Originally Posted by BigD480

I bought an AmazonBasics No-Stud Heavy-Duty Tilting TV Wall Mount Bracket for 32-inch to 80-inch TVs. It works great if you don’t need to swivel your TV around. It also makes it easy to take the TV down off the wall. Just pull the cord on the mount and pop the TV right off. I have a 32” Samsung and it fits the bedroom wall in our 26BH just fine.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01KBEOEB0..._A8h9Cb67CW2G1

Thanks

[RetiredOne]

Originally Posted by WeRJuliian

Which wall would that be?
A little more information, or a picture, might help, but, in general, RVs are made for economy and lightness, not structural strength, so I'd be very cautious about attaching stuff to the walls, unless you can be sure that you're anchoring to a stud or a structural member.

In many, it doesn't have to be centered on that sticker. The plywood in the wall is like 12" X 12". A 32" TV would be centered approximately 15" from that right wall. You can use a stud sensor or even a small nail to check to see if there is wood behind the location.

[Neo1130]

Originally Posted by RetiredOne

In many, it doesn't have to be centered on that sticker. The plywood in the wall is like 12" X 12". A 32" TV would be centered approximately 15" from that right wall. You can use a stud sensor or even a small nail to check to see if there is wood behind the location.

In my past two Jayco's you could even press lightly with your finger to find the board or a stud. It's pretty obvious where it would be.

[2edgesword]

If you have a swivel type mount the mounting bracket could be centered while the section that is attached to the television with the arm would have the television catty-cornered facing out. Of course you would remove the television and swing arm when you were traveling.