Best Forest River Rockwood Mini Lite Travel Trailer RV Door Parts

I appreciated the directions for installing the blind, but there were no instructions for installing the window. The window is pretty straight forward, but I didn't know what the plastic tabs were for...I watched a youtube video and figured out they were for uninstalling the old window.

Fit & Finish of the product is very good. Minimal difficulty in installation. As others have stated, ensure that the Blue Masking Tape is used while both removing old door window & installing the Lippert window.

It's not exactly the same configuration as the original part and had to redrill holes for the screen door. Also the price seems a bit high for a door hinge. Other than that it seems to be working well after a year of use.

Matches the part that was broken. I have to use the existing screws, but no complaints.

Fantastic access to obscure items and reasonable prices

It works well. The movement did not catch the latch, so I had to take index cards and make shims so the latch works like it should. I would suggest adding shims redrawn and punched to make the kit better.

We bought a new travel trailer, we have a senior dog that's pretty much blind who sometimes travels with us. This screen keeps her safely in the camper when the entrance door is open for air, it also protects our screen door. It looks great, like original equipment. Well worth the investment.

Another 5 Stars for e-trailer! Not only was it at a better price than the "jungle place", but it arrived in two days. E-trailer rocks! I'll install it this weekend keeping the screen door intact and the dogs happy! Thanks again, e-trailer!

Easy to find items shipping was prompt good quality and easy installation

I'm happy I bought this unit. It fit my 1990 Fleetwood Jamboree perfectly. The original unit was literally falling apart and this new unit installed easily. I gave it four stars because I'm not impressed with the plastic ratchet post/slot assembly. It closed with a lot of pressure and remained tight, which is great. However, it's plastic. While it's great for now, I would have preferred screws, which will last the next decade or two. Having no confidence in the long term viability of plastic, I used caulking in the post/slots to "glue" them together, and installed both the interior and exterior sections with caulking, hoping the caulking does the long term job of keeping the unit in place, even after the plastic has become brittle. I'll update you in 10 years - hahaha. For now, I love the unit and would recommend it to anyone with my caveat about the plastic parts rather than screws.