Stop pushing on the screen mesh every time you exit -- Camco's 42186 push bar gives you a solid, dedicated bar to push against, protecting the screen fabric and frame from premature wear. The adjustable single-bar design fits a wide range of RV screen door widths and installs in minutes with the included mounting screws.
Screen doors on RVs take abuse -- pets, kids, guests, and years of daily use push and flex the mesh until it tears or pops out of the spline. The Camco 42186 push bar adds a rigid horizontal bar across the door so hands and forearms contact aluminum instead of screen material. It's one of the simplest, most cost-effective upgrades for any RV with a swinging screen door.
The bar is white powder-coated aluminum, matching the most common RV door trim color, and the adjustable mounting brackets let you dial in the exact width of your door before final fastening. All six mounting screws are included, so no separate hardware run is needed.
Rigid aluminum bar provides a sturdy push surface that won't flex or crack over time, unlike plastic alternatives.
Sliding bracket design accommodates a range of screen door widths -- no cutting required for most standard RV screen doors.
Keeps hands and forearms off the mesh fabric, dramatically reducing tears, sags, and spline blowouts from daily use.
Includes six mounting screws and installation instructions -- everything needed is in the box, no extra hardware required.
Screen doors on travel trailers, fifth wheels, and motorhomes are typically thin aluminum frames with mesh stretched inside. Every time someone exits without a push bar, they push the screen itself -- eventually stretching the mesh, loosening the spline, or bending the frame. A push bar costs far less than a screen repair or door replacement.
Mount the two end brackets at your chosen height on the door stiles (vertical frame members), then slide the bar to the correct width and tighten. Drive the included screws through the brackets into the door frame. The process typically takes under 15 minutes with a basic screwdriver. No drilling through the screen mesh -- brackets attach to the solid frame only.
This is a single horizontal bar style -- one bar spans the door width. It is intended for standard swinging RV screen doors on entry doors. It is not designed for patio-style sliding screen doors. Verify your door has a solid aluminum or wood frame perimeter wide enough to accept the mounting screws without splitting.