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Travel Trailer Bathroom door lockset

woodtrucker
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Hello all, I'm building a new door for our bathroom in the new (to us) trailer. I need to figure out a lockset for the door.
It looks like a standard strike for a basic door lockset.
Does anyone know if I need to get something specific to RV's based on that size? That looks pretty common but I'm not sure if it's a mini version of what you'd put on your home bedroom door,etc.
Any help here would be awesome!
2007.5 6.7 liter, Suncoast M3GA-68-5 Comp, mega cab,1 ton, srw, 4x4, Factory EB,3.73s
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fishn-tin-sean
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Locky wrote:
Yes that is smaller than your standard residential. But there is enough wood there to chisel out to make it work. Your hole into the wood needs to be minimal 5/8 wide and 3/4 high. And that is cutting it to close assuming the latch and strike are going to line up perfectly. Take a pencil and mark out the hole section on the strike. Remove the strike and with a sharp chisel carefully chisel it out and reinstall the strike.


The above is correct. Home Depot bath set, trace strike pattern and chisel carefully.

rjf7g
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My bathroom door handle broke and I replaced it with one from Lowe's or Home Depot. I did have to chisel a bit and I have had to adjust things once or twice.
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Beverley_Ken
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That is the same setback/measurement as all the doors in our house as well at the bathroom door in the MH. Hardware in the MH is residential handles etc., but better quality than the ones in house.

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Locky
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Yes that is smaller than your standard residential. But there is enough wood there to chisel out to make it work. Your hole into the wood needs to be minimal 5/8 wide and 3/4 high. And that is cutting it to close assuming the latch and strike are going to line up perfectly. Take a pencil and mark out the hole section on the strike. Remove the strike and with a sharp chisel carefully chisel it out and reinstall the strike.

wrenchbender
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I replaced the lav door in a clients TT and used a screen door latch assy from Home Depot.#1 priority firmly hold the door closed while enroute.

JJ_Spectre
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From experience, even standard bedroom door locksets are not created equal.

Do you still have the old one to take with you as a comparison? If not, keep your receipts. I've never had issues with returning items (even open boxes) to the larger stores.

Good luck
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woodtrucker
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I'm at work or i would go measure my bedroom door strike in the house to see if it matches. I'd really love to hit up the home improvement warehouse and lunch and get what I need!
2007.5 6.7 liter, Suncoast M3GA-68-5 Comp, mega cab,1 ton, srw, 4x4, Factory EB,3.73s
mods-EGR Delete (brand unknown), DPF delete, CCV-delete, FS-2500 bypass filter, H&S Black Maxx Tuner
2003 keystone cougar 281 EFS-31ft