What is the Outside to Outside Measurement on the Camco RV Adjustable Screen Door Deluxe Grille

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Looking for the dimension outside frame to frame when not extended and screw hole to hole number. Surprised Camco doesnt offer these specs, My camper is a 1968 Forester Cub

asked by: Dennis

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Expert Reply:

Hello Dennis,

I could not find those measurements either, so I appreciate the opportunity to stretch my legs.

The Camco RV Adjustable Screen Door Deluxe Grille - Aluminum # CAM43991 when closed is outside to outside 20". The hole spacing from left to right center hole to center hole is 19 1/4", and from up to down is 21 5/8". I attached pictures as well.

This is the last one we have in stock, once it is sold we will not be getting anymore inventory.

Very cool camper! My Dad had a 1965 Shasta that matched his 1968 Chevy truck, I was very sad when he sold the camper..... I will not let him do the same with the truck!

What has been your favorite campground of all time? I like to find new places to explore and have learned that asking our neighbors (customers) is the way to go!

expert reply by: Kate F

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Camco RV Adjustable Screen Door Deluxe Grille Measurement
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Kate F.

12/8/2025

Hey Dennis, how did those measurements for the Camco screen door grille work out on your Forester Cub? Your update could make it easier for others trying to match older campers. What campground have you enjoyed the most with it?

Dennis

12/10/2025

@KateF Hi Kate You provided exactly what was needed. I did not have much room for error with the screen door width. With your help I ordered it and installed it no problem. Have not used the 1968 Forester Cub camper yet. Doing some maintenance prepping it for the first outing--hopefully to beach in California. Thank you for your outstanding help and expertise! DS Camp Verde, AZ

Kate F.

12/11/2025

@ Dennis Awesome Dennis, glad all worked out as it should! 1968 Forester Cub, in my opinion the perfect size camper. My Dad used to have a 1965 Shasta that matched his 1968 Chevy Pickup, I was pretty bummed when he sold the camper, just glad he still has the truck. With how cold it is in Missouri right now, I could use a beach in Cali right now =) I hope you have a wonderful Holiday Season filled with your favorite people! And make sure you make it to that beach in 2026 =)

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