Add tv bracket to basement

[drbatdorff]

I want to add a tv bracket in the basement for the tv in the bedroom of our 2015 3582, and was wondering if anyone else has done it? And what bracket they used as well as position ( overhead or wall) ? I don't think I would travel with it there but it would be nice to be outside and watch sports. Thanks, Dennis B.

[Razrbk]

Thought about it, but ended up using the stand made for my bedroom TV.. It works well when I move the TV to the cargo area.

[DQDick]

Ours has a bracket on the wall of the basement near the connectors to use the bedroom one and that's always worked well for us.

[bigskyjimmy]

The 2015's do not have the slide on bracket in the basement like my 2012 which I thought was cool to take the bedroom TV arm and all and just slide it on the bracket in the storage now Ya just use the stock stand that comes with the bedroom TV which actually works out fine like Razrbk said because you can move the TV around to get away from the glare

[sola123]

we installed a 32 inch TV in the basement...got a slide mount for the wall that swings out...we leave our tv in the basement year round....have had no problems over the years..my wife did make a fluffy cover we put over it to help protect the screen....works good....

[oceandansar]

I mounted a 40" flat screen to the front wall of the basement. the bracket pulls out and raises up and down. got it at monoprice its a sweet set up.

[Sohio]

A question for the mounts for a tv in the basement, did you reinforce the wall to mount the bracket on, and if so, how did you do it? Or did you attach the bracket to a stud under there? I'm wanting to mount one under our 3791, but not sure the best way to go. Thanks.

[hunts800]

Mine came with a swing out arm, and I put on a 32" LED TV. The bracket is mounted to the wall only, but so far (2 years and about 20K miles) it has held up fine. It swings flat against the wall for travel, and I bungee cord it in place. I also bought an HDMI splitter for the Direct TV receiver in the bedroom, and ran a separate HDMI cable to the TV in the basement. I can change channels from outside the trailer with the Direct TV remote set to RF.

[jfaberna]

I have the slide out and flip down bracket from MorRyde (TV40-010H ). I mounted it to a wooden frame to align the slide out part must below the outside door. I used 4 sheet metal screws to mount the wood frame to the metal floor joist using angle brackets so the force would be shear and not tension.