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fleetwoodflair1994

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Posted: 09/20/23 11:29pm

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Can anyone help ? I need to know the roof structure on a 1994 Fleetwood Flair,I'm looking to mount a larger flat screen TV to the roof, towards the front.Is it solid ?...........Thanks

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Posted: 09/21/23 05:18am

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NO. Back then the roof assbly was laminated with styfoam blocks for insulation. Since, back then there was NO NEED to mount anything, there will not be hidden aluminum or wood supports. Doug

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Posted: 09/21/23 08:30am

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Doug is VERY experienced and you should find another option.

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Posted: 09/21/23 02:47pm

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There may be 2 support structures, 14" apart, running the length of you coach. That's what Fleetwood did when they built my 95 Bounder. Get a stud finder and have a look. You could fasten to those supports if they exist.

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* This post was edited 09/21/23 04:49pm by RLS7201 *

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