Might want to add to your trip pre check next time out. Just wanted to watch a movie during this last trip. And after swinging out the TV to angle it towards the murphy bed. We noticed the TV was very tilted to the right. Tried adjusting and nothing. So I looked at the TV bracket and noticed the "wood" it was attached to separated from its attachment point. The wood with the mount fell forward with the weight of the TV and was only held up by the header board of the upper cabinet. Hard to believe that at the factory Keystone figured it was acceptable to use staples to attach the wood to the other piece. I realize it's a light 27" or so LED, light tv. But considering what these rigs go through rolling down the roads, washboard roads etc. At least some wood screws to give it a chance. So needless to say when packing up to head home, I removed the TV so it wouldn't fall and smash into the counter top, dangling from cables for 150 miles. Just an fyi.