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RV Designer RV Door Parts for easy fixes

Keep your rig's doors working right with RV Designer RV door parts. For cam locks, measure from the back of the lock face to the base of the threaded body and the diameter of the hole to match your existing setup. Also check mounting hole spacing for catches and latches, and note when a screen door part is built for Phillips doors.
Yes, installers reported they were easy to install and fit perfectly when matched correctly. Verify you're replacing with the exact part for your door style. If your handle uses a spindle, note that some RV Designer handles have an 8 point star hole, not a 1/4" square, so check the handle hole shape before installing.
Measure from the back of the lock face to the base of the threaded body, and note the diameter of the hole the latch fits into. You can also pull the old lock and measure door thickness and the thickness of the lip the door sits against to know how long the cam lock needs to be. Share those measurements to match a proper replacement.
It refers to the overall length from end to end. The overall dimensions are 2" L x 5/8" W x 7/16" T. Confirm these measurements against your existing cam to ensure it matches your setup.
It fits doors up to 3/8" thick and the lock is 5/8" long. Measure your door thickness and the thickness of the lip the door sits against to confirm fit. There aren't guidelines that match lock size by RV year, make, or model, so measuring is the reliable way to choose.