I've noticed a couple questions in various threads regarding mounting a TV in the master bedroom behind the entertainment center. While the pocket doors appear that they might get in the way, they won't. Forest River thought this one through and even gave you a good mounting point.
Here goes:
This pertains to the following models with the entertainment center and pocket doors that lead into the queen sized bed room: 295QBLE, 247BHDS, 220RBS, 226RBDS, 243RBS, 245BHS, 321BHTS
I used this
MOUNT found on Amazon.com for $6.99 to mount this
TV found at Costco for $114.99 to the wall.
Looking between the pocket doors and the bedroom wall at the foot of the bed, there is a plywood backer board that is used to securely attach the wall mount. The top of the plywood is approximately 1" below the wall plate for the cable jack. The below picture is hard to see, but the plywood is there.
For anyone asking about the pocket doors, THEY DO NOT MEET IN THE MIDDLE. Being that there is an outlet in the center of that wall, there is at least a 2" gap between the doors on the center of the wall.
The mount I purchased supports up to a 27" TV. Using the supplied hardware, the mount screws in to the wall and plywood very secure and holds the TV very well. Once the TV is in place, there is a screw on each side of the mount to further secure the TV in place.
There are 3 recommendations/suggestions I can make regarding mounting the TV in that location:
1. Buy 90 degree coax and HDMI adapters for the TV side. There is hardly any room between the wall and TV.
2. Get a long (10" +) screw driver to set the 2 side screws.
3. Remove the cable jack plate and use a 1" paddle drill bit to drill a hole into the entertainment center area. This will allow you to easily wire an HDMI cable to the area.