Fireplace Console TV Cabinet Build | Keystone Cougar
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The original TV cabinet was not centered on the wall and we did not like the way it looked. We also wanted to add a fireplace and create a feature wall in the RV. We had to frame in the radio to the left of the TV and move the thermostat wiring. We built two cabinets on either side of the fireplace so we didn't lose the storage space the original cabinet had. We had to take into consideration the space between the cabinet and the slide out fascia edge to make sure the doors would open and the slide would clear the cabinet hardware. We built a drawer that doubles as a mantle to hide all the remotes.
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Mod Specifications
Mod Category
EntertainmentTotal Time
About a daySize
Medium ModDifficulty
MediumTotal Cost
$500RV Details
Type of RV
Travel TrailerMake
KeystoneSeries
CougarModel
31SQBYear
2013How to | Fireplace Console TV Cabinet Build - Keystone Cougar
View helpful step by step instructions on how to complete the “Fireplace Console TV Cabinet Build” mod on a 2013 Keystone Cougar along with the products and tools that you’ll need to effectively accomplish the job. This Entertainment mod was considered medium to do and took about a day to complete.
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