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August 24, 2026

RV TV Wall Mounts Compared: RV Parts Giant vs Mounting Dream & Mount-It!

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RV TV Wall Mount – Full-Motion Articulating VESA Bracket
Free U.S. shipping & free 30-day returns — plus 10% off your entire order with code RVSAFE10.

A TV mount in an RV has a harder job than one in a living room: it has to hold the television through washboard roads and potholes, then still swivel to a comfortable angle at camp. Here's how the popular RV-specific mounts compare with our full-motion bracket — honestly.

What matters in an RV (that doesn't at home)

  • Vibration: the mount must grip the TV firmly against the wall in transit — loose arms swing and slam.
  • A transit lock: some RV mounts add a positive lock that pins the TV against the wall for travel. Genuinely useful on rough roads.
  • VESA pattern and weight: match your TV's bolt pattern and weight to the bracket before buying — RV TVs are usually VESA 100 or 200.
  • Wall structure: RV walls are thin; mount into framing or a factory backing plate, never bare paneling.

The RV Parts Giant mount

Our full-motion articulating mount (model LS-FS) is the factory bracket fitted to Black Series HQ-series campers — designed from the start to hold a TV over corrugations and off-road tracks, then swivel and tilt at camp. The standard VESA plate suits most RV and camper TVs, it's the direct drop-in for the HQ factory mounting location, and it costs meaningfully less than the name-brand RV mounts — with free shipping and free 30-day returns.

Mounting Dream MD2210

The MD2210 is the best-known RV-specific mount for good reason: it's UL-listed, rated for 17–43″ TVs up to 44 lbs on VESA 200, and its one-step lock bar positively pins the TV for travel — the standout feature. Review volume is enormous and installation is well documented. If you want a purpose-built transit lock from a big brand, this is the honest recommendation.

Mount-It! Lockable RV Mount

Mount-It!'s RV mount takes a different angle: rust-resistant aluminum, a quick-release design, and dual wall plates — so you can move one TV between an indoor and outdoor mounting point, which is a genuinely clever trick for rigs with an outside entertainment bay. Rated for 19–43″ TVs up to 33 lbs, VESA 200×200.

Bottom line

Want a dedicated travel lock with a huge track record? Mounting Dream MD2210. Want to swap one TV between indoor and outdoor plates? Mount-It!. Replacing the factory bracket in a Black Series camper, or want a solid RV-grade full-motion arm for less? Our LS-FS mount — shipped free with free 30-day returns. Whichever you choose, check your TV's VESA pattern and weight first.

FAQ

Do I need to remove the TV for travel? With a locking mount, no. With any non-locking articulating mount, fold the arm flat against the wall and check the TV is firm before rolling — or add a simple strap for rough roads.

What VESA size is my TV? Measure the distance between mounting holes in millimeters — 100×100 and 200×200 are the common RV sizes.

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Updated: September 05, 2026