RV Door Buddy

DH did ours cheaper than what is sold for many years back. He removed the panels to replace it with the lexan in the same slots & put snaps to hold on the top lexan, that way it can come off to let air flow through. The only thing he is handy in making things others might not be. I can see it would be a good idea, still a little high in price. At first it looked like it replaced the complete door until I read more on it.

Sharon

I have heard some people use Velcro and others use mirror clips.....

dbbls wrote:
I did this with Lexan purchased from a hardware store for much, much less money. This does not function as a storm door because it is on the inside of the RV. It does allow for one to keep the outside door open on cool or hot days. It allows more light into the unit.

What do you use to cut the Lexan.. How did you attach it to the screen door?

I did this with Lexan purchased from a hardware store for much, much less money. This does not function as a storm door because it is on the inside of the RV. It does allow for one to keep the outside door open on cool or hot days. It allows more light into the unit.

pasolovers wrote:
My husband just did this ….was not rocket science….cost $42.00 …

any pics?

Wheel Estate wrote:


http://rvdoorbuddy.com/product.htm

after you have copied the link; go to advanced (right of normal reply button) click on earth link button, and enter it in "what you want clickable on the screen that drops down.

thanks

My husband just did this ….was not rocket science….cost $42.00 …

http://rvdoorbuddy.com/product.htm

after you have copied the link; go to advanced (right of normal reply button) click on earth link button, and enter it in "what you want clickable on the screen that drops down.

352 wrote:
HERE

How do you high light the link?

Do it yourself with hardware store Lexan cut to fit and Velcro attachment for a tenth of the price