Having a standard model Scamp there is very little area to mount a TV. I added mine by using a pole mount I found on Amazon.
I bought two sets of closet rod ends and a piece of pvc pipe. I cut the pvc to length and mounted it to the cabinets using the closet rod ends. The result is a very sturdy mount that can be rotated to be seen from the dinette or the front bunks.
When travelling the TV is bungied to the cabinet supports.
That is very interesting.. I have a PVC pipe in just about the same place, and it looks almost the same. In my case I run wiring inside of it for USB / 12 VDC outlets in the upper cabinet as well as the wiring for a TriMetric meter mounted between the upper cabinets. No reason you can't use the PVC pipe for both purposes! Plus, it probably adds a little additional structural support in addition to the metal supports next to it.
Looks great! I mounted our TV on the wall behind one of the seats in the side dinette. Behind that wall is the shower. I used a cutting board as a doubler considering the thin wall. It worked out great and stabilized the TV well. I have a full articulating mount, and when retracted, does not bother the one sitting in the side dinette. TV's in the Scamp are priceless, especially when under rain!
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