MORryde Countertop RV TV Mount - Fixed - 50 lbs - Steel

Video Transcript for MORryde Countertop RV TV Mount Review

Hi there, I'm Michael with etrailer.com. Today we're gonna take a quick look at this MORryde Extended Fixed TV Counter Mount. This is going to mount on top of a counter or cabinet. It's very convenient to access the mounting holes here to have a nice, solid foundation, and then you will be able to mount your television onto the vertical portion here. This is gonna have three different VESA compliant mounting patterns. There's lots of options there to fit a wide range of televisions, but it's definitely going to work with your 75 millimeter by 75 millimeter pattern, as well as your 100 millimeter by 100 millimeter and your 200 millimeter by 200 millimeter pattern there.

So if you have any of those on the back of your TV, it should fit on here easily. They do include lots of hardware for you to get different kinds of television styles mounted in place. You are just going to be limited to the weight capacity which is 50 pounds, so as long as your TV is less than 50 pounds it should be very easy to get this mounted in place. This is going to have a height adjustment capability. So on the backside here, you are gonna have two screws on each side.

I've got the other side removed currently so it's easier for me to demonstrate. But you basically just have to remove the top screw there, and you can see on the inside portion there is a nut on the backside that that will thread into. So you can have it in its lowest position like it is now. It will be right about 12 and 3/8 of an inch tall. You can raise it all the way up to where that screw and nut is gonna be in the top hole on the back bracket.

So that will give you a total height of about 17 and 5/8 of an inch tall. So quite a bit of difference there change to accommodate televisions, it's not gonna raise it to your ceiling or anything like that but it will allow you to mount different height televisions on the back there and still have plenty of room. Once you get it to the point where you want to keep it, you can just tighten these bolts down with a Phillips head screwdriver. You will want to attach both screws on both sides to give it a nice solid, sturdy connection. I'm not gonna do that right now, but it will be nice and snug for you so you don't have to worry about it wobbling around or anything like that.

Now as far as our overall dimensions go, when we have it fully retracted like it is now our main width is going to be, our mounting bracket here, this is right about eight and 7/8 of an inch wide. So that's gonna be the same no matter how we have it extended. And then our depth, I measured from the very back side here all the way out to the very front, and I got about five and 3/4 of an inch. So you have six inches of room, you should have plenty there depending on where it is that you're wanting to mount this. And then as far as our front portion here for our foot piece it's right about seven and 3/8 of an inch on the front. So again make sure that that's gonna work for your mounting location. But this is made here in the U.S.A. so you can trust it's made to the high-quality standards that we've come to know and trust for products that are made here in the U.S. This is gonna give you a lot of adjustability, a lot of different televisions can fit on this, and you can adjust that height to match your setup. It's not gonna give you a whole lot of options as far as like, twisting, pivoting, that sort of thing. We do have other television brackets that give you more of that option so you can be sure that you have a good angle for you. This is just gonna be kind of flat, straight-on, where it's mounted in place. So if you know you're only gonna need it in that one position, I think this is gonna do a really good job for you. If you want the adjustability of being able to kind of twist and tilt it, you might look at some of those other options. But this is a nice, sturdy bracket, should do a really good job of holding your television up while you're traveling or while you're at your site. So that's gonna complete our look for today. Again, I'm Michael with etrailer.com. Thanks for watching..