Mounting a TV

[Ramblinboy]

I own a 30' classic (2005) and replaced the original equipment TV with a larger model but used the articulated wall mount already in the trailer - not a good idea because the weight of the new TV caused the setup to lean downward. A heavier mount doesn't help because the trailer interior walls are too thin and at an angle for any leveling adjustments. I would like to get the TV off the wall and put it on a swivel turntable like I have at home with the turntable and TV on the top of the cabinet below the present mount. I would, of course, need to fabicate some kind of lock and fastening system to keep the turntable and TV from moving while in transit. Has anyone done anything like this? Am I crazy to consider it?

[Wsmith]

Use a lazy susan and drill a hole to pin it with a bold or nail that you drop in. You can probably fine one that required force to move it and it would travel without pinning.

[Daystreamin]

This swivel mount is designed for RVs and might work for you:

MorRyde TV40-001 Pull-Out and Swivel Mount

I have this wall mount MorRyde TV1-021 Double articulating TV Wall Mount
from the same company and I'm completely satisfied with it.

[MHBroker]

I have a 2007 Safari 25FB and have also researched TV wall mounts. I like the MorRyde due to their locking ability. Bought a 24" LCD TV with DVD weighing 6 lbs. Did you use a back plate on these thin wall panels next to the fridge? If so, how did you do this? Pull refrigerator??? All suggestions are welcome. Thanks.

[Daystreamin]

i installed the MorRyde wall mount in a 1972 Safari (not the 2012 International I have now), which has a considerably different floor plan and walls made of a very stiff laminate that required no additional bracing.

I've found the folks at Airstream customer support very helpful when questions like yours arise.

[Taylormade]

If you like the idea of having it wall mounted better, you could try my solution. I remove them while traveling and slide them back in place when we're parked.