"Lee did a fantastic job of putting up both tellys in our caravan and getting the awkward ultra light brackets we needed. Hiding all the wires too, he did everything he said he could and in quick time too. Excellent job."
Selsey, Bracklesham & the Witterings
TVs fitted in caravans and holiday homes, done properly.
Caravan walls are thin and won’t take a normal bracket. We use lightweight caravan brackets, fix them so they hold, and hide the wiring just as we would in a house. Based in Bracklesham Bay, surrounded by holiday parks.
5.0from 130 Google reviews
City & Guilds Accredited
Family Run Since 2011
Based in Bracklesham Bay
Caravans
Why a caravan isn’t just a small house
A static caravan is built light, on purpose. The walls are thin panels over a frame, and there’s very little behind them to fix into. Put a standard TV bracket on one and it can pull out of the panel, especially an arm that swings out from the wall.
The answer is a lightweight bracket made for caravans, fixed into the frame where the frame actually is, and a TV that suits it. Get those three things right and the screen stays exactly where it should, even when the van is shut up for the winter.
We’re based on the Manhood Peninsula, which is full of holiday parks, so caravan installs are a regular job for us. One of our Google reviews is from a customer who had two TVs put up in their caravan, on the awkward ultra-light brackets they needed, with all the wires hidden.
What’s involved
Getting it right in a caravan
Small space, thin walls, no room for a wobbly bracket.
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Finding the frame
We locate the framing behind the wall panels and fix into it, rather than trusting the panel to hold the weight on its own.
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Lightweight brackets
Caravan brackets are lighter and slimmer than house ones, and the right one depends on the TV. We can get the bracket for you if you don’t have one.
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Hidden wiring
Caravans have voids behind panels and under units. We use them to run the wiring out of sight, so there are no cables trailing down the wall.
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Two TVs, one visit
A TV in the lounge and another in the main bedroom is a common request, and both can be done on the same visit.
Holiday homes
For owners and holiday lets
Whether it’s your own bolt-hole or a let that earns its keep.
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Owners
Getting the van ready for the season, swapping an old set for a bigger screen, or moving the TV to a better spot in the lounge.
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Holiday lets
Guests expect a TV that works first time. A solid bracket and tidy wiring mean fewer calls about the telly on changeover day.
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Lodges and chalets
Lodges and timber chalets can be sturdier than a static van, but still need checking. We find out what’s behind the wall before choosing fixings.
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Park rules
Some parks have rules about contractors working on site. Check with your park office before booking and we’ll work to whatever they need.
Choosing a TV
Picking a TV for a caravan
If you haven’t bought the TV yet, tell us the space you’ve got first. Lighter screens are much kinder to caravan walls, and a fixed or slim bracket puts far less strain on the panel than a long swing arm. A slightly smaller, lighter TV that’s fixed properly beats a big one that works loose.
Send us the model you’re looking at, or a photo of the wall in your caravan, and we’ll tell you if it’s sensible before you spend anything.
Client Reviews
Rated 5.0 by 130 customers on Google
Real reviews from people we’ve done work for. There are 637 more on Checkatrade.
5.0
Based on 130 Google reviews
"Lee did a great job mounting my TV. He was friendly and efficient and went out of his way to help with all aspects. I would 100% use him again."
FAQs
Caravan TV questions
Yes. We fix a lightweight caravan bracket into the frame behind the wall panel, rather than into the panel alone, and hide the wiring behind the panels.
It depends on the wall and the bracket. Lighter TVs suit caravans best, and a fixed bracket puts far less strain on the wall than a swing arm. Tell us the model and we’ll tell you if it’s sensible.
Yes. We’re based in Bracklesham Bay, so parks around Selsey, East Wittering, Bracklesham and Earnley are all close by. Check with your park office whether contractors need to sign in.
Yes. A lounge TV and a bedroom TV on the same visit is one of the most common caravan jobs we do.
Yes, in most vans. We use the voids behind wall panels and under units to keep the cables out of sight.
Coverage
Where we work
We’re based in Bracklesham Bay and cover Chichester, the Manhood Peninsula and the harbour villages, plus wider West Sussex and Surrey. Pick your area or another service below.
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07919 123 223
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lee@coxav.co.uk
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Shalbourne Cres, Bracklesham Bay
Chichester PO20 8JY
Chichester PO20 8JY
Opening Hours
Mon to Fri, 8am to 7pm
Saturday, 9am to 4pm
Sunday, closed
Saturday, 9am to 4pm
Sunday, closed