Is There A Screen For The Rear Gate Door On 6x10 Enclosed Trailer ?
Published 09/25/2026 >
Question:
I want to buy a screen for the rear door of my 6 x 10 enclosed Triton trailer. I think it would be a custom fit. Do you have such a product available?
asked by: Tom B
Expert Reply:
Hey Tom.
We don't have a custom-fit screen specifically for a 6 x 10 Triton enclosed trailer, but the Classic Accessories Toy Hauler Screen # 052963799842 is a universal option that can work well.
It measures 98-1/2" wide x 90-1/2" tall and attaches with hook-and-loop (velcro) strips. Since your trailer is only 6' wide, you'll have excess material on the sides, which you can fold or roll back and secure with the hook-and-loop attachment rather than cutting it.
As long as the 90-1/2" height works for your rear opening, this would be the option I'd recommend.
Sorry we don't have anything custom fit for a 6 x 10 trailer door. Are you doing a camper conversion type of thing?
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Classic Accessories Toy Hauler Screen for Fiberglass or Aluminum Toy Hauler
- RV Door Parts
- Toy Hauler Door
- Screens
- Weather Resistant
- Plastic
- 98-1/2 Inch Long
- Gray
- Classic Accessories
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