Tired of your door swinging shut? This entry door holder uses a metal plunger and rubber socket to keep things firmly in place. It's a simple setup that helps hold your door open when you need it and installs quickly with included hardware.
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Hi, everyone. Steven here with etrailer. Let's take a quick look together at this RV Designer plunger and socket entry door holder. Now, folks, this one is a straight design. We do carry these in different angles as well, so you can check them out separately. It's a three-inch long shaft, and of course you get your rubber socket here that this will match up to.
And of course, you get your hardware as well. So as you probably already know, this is going to go into the door and then when you open it, it's gonna hold it open until you decide that you need to close it. It's gonna keep people from banging through the door. It's gonna keep those doors from swinging in the wind and that kind of stuff as well. And again, it's just a standard replacement part or an add-on if you don't have one already.
This is the three-inch metal plunger and socket entry door holder by RV Designer. I'm Steven. Thanks for watching.
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I have a 1970 Apache trailer about 25 ft. Old door holder bit the dust awhile ago. This will help. Wind blows door shut if nothing leaning against it. Got on Net. Looked around. etrailer popped up. Loo ked and bingo. Latch was there. Got it. Thanks very much. Definately will keep browsing your inventory once in awhile. Thanks again. Jeff S.
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