Let
Γ
\Gamma
be a countable discrete group and let
H
H
be a lcsc totally disconnected group,
L
L
a compact open subgroup of
H
H
, and
ρ
:
Γ
→
H
\rho : \Gamma \rightarrow H
a homomorphism with dense image. In this paper we construct, for every bi-
L
L
-invariant probability measure
θ
\theta
on
H
H
, an explicit Furstenberg discretization
τ
\tau
of
θ
\theta
such that the Poisson boundary
(
B
θ
,
ν
θ
)
(B_\theta ,\nu _\theta )
of
(
H
,
θ
)
(H,\theta )
is a
τ
\tau
-boundary, where
Γ
\Gamma
acts on
B
θ
B_\theta
via the homomorphism
ρ
\rho
. We also provide several criteria for when this
τ
\tau
-boundary is maximal.
Our technique can for instance be used to construct examples of finitely supported random walks on certain lamplighter groups and solvable Baumslag-Solitar groups, whose Poisson boundaries are prime, but not
L
p
L^p
-irreducible for any
p
≥
1
p \geq 1
, answering a conjecture of Bader-Muchnik in the negative.
Furthermore, we provide the first example of a countable discrete group
Γ
\Gamma
and two spread-out probability measures
τ
1
\tau _1
and
τ
2
\tau _2
on
Γ
\Gamma
such that the boundary entropy spectrum of
(
Γ
,
τ
1
)
(\Gamma ,\tau _1)
is an interval, while the boundary entropy spectrum of
(
Γ
,
τ
2
)
(\Gamma ,\tau _2)
is a Cantor set.