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Screen Door Push Bar for Keystone Cougar  

Updated 08/18/2026 | Published 08/10/2026

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I am looking at your Lippert screen door bar. The description says that it extends from 21 1/2’- 28” but also says that it fits doors 26-30”. Our Keystone Cougar 30’ travel trailer is only 24+ inches. What option will fit this door? Thanks

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Expert Reply:

Thanks for letting us help Michael. The Lippert Push Bar # LC83UD is designed for RV doors with an overall rough opening or door frame width between 26 and 30 inches. If your door frame measures 24 inches wide, this particular push bar won't be a good fit. Instead, I'd recommend the Lippert Screen Shot Automatic Screen Door Closer # LC730812. In addition to fitting your 24-inch application, the Screen Shot has the added benefit of automatically pulling the screen door closed when it's left open.

One important thing to verify is your door configuration. The # LC730812 is only compatible with Lippert-branded, right-hand doors. When standing outside the RV and facing the door, the hinges should be on the right-hand side.

Is the 24" dimension the full width of the frame or the width of the screen door itself?

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Michael M.

8/17/2026

Thank you for your reply. The door is right-hand. The outside frame of the screen door is: 24 25/32” in width. Thanks

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Christopher H.

8/17/2026

@MichaelM You're actually going to want to measure the opening of the entry door. My apologies as the way I worded it wasn't clear. I'm going to email a link to the instructions for # LC83UD separately as I can't attach it here. Refer to page 2 and figure 2 in regards to door size.
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Michael M.

8/17/2026

The entry door measurement is 25 5/16”
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Christopher H.

8/17/2026

@MichaelM It'd be close. You may also be able to trim the crossbar portion before adding the end cap. This would shorten it just enough to work with your door.
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