Does the MORryde Snap In RV TV Wall Mount Bolt to the Wall or Does It Need Reinforcements?
Updated 10/05/2025 | Published 10/03/2025
Question:
I have a 2020 Forest River limited 26RR toy hauler. Does this just screw or bolt to the wall or does the wall need reinforcements.
asked by: Greg
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Expert Reply:
Hey Greg. The MORryde Snap In RV TV Wall Mount item # MR75ZR will definitely need to be installed in a stud or some kind of vertical support. You can't just screw it to the wall. You'll need to find something inside the wall capable of supporting the TV and the mount. It comes with multiple different sets of mounting hardware depending on what you're attaching it to.
What kind of tv do you have?
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Jerred H
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MORryde Snap In RV TV Wall Mount
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MORryde Snap In RV TV Wall Mount - Extend/Swivel/Tilt - 35 lb Capacity - Steel
- RV TV Mount
- Wall Mount
- Extend
- Steel
- 100 mm x 100 mm
- 100 mm x 150 mm
- 200 mm x 200 mm
- 75 mm x 75 mm
- Manual
- 35 lbs
- MORryde
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Greg
10/5/2025
Haven't purchased it yet but I am leaning towards a 42 in. That's the max I figured I could put in the location.