Tired of the screen door swinging open and letting mosquitoes, flies, and gnats into your rig? The Lippert Screen Shot installs in minutes and automatically pulls your screen door shut every single time -- no springs to wind, no pneumatic cylinders to adjust, just a durable elastic webbing system that does the job quietly and reliably.
The Screen Shot uses a tensioned elastic webbing anchored directly into the inner channels of your Lippert screen door frame. When someone pushes through the door, the webbing stretches and stores energy. The moment they clear the threshold, it retracts and draws the door firmly closed -- every time, automatically.
Unlike pneumatic closers that require pressure adjustments or spring-loaded hardware that fatigues over time, the elastic webbing system is passive, quiet, and low-maintenance. Custom-molded anchors grip the screen door's existing inner channels securely, so there's no drilling into the door skin required.
Closes the screen door automatically so insects, flies, and mosquitoes stay outside where they belong -- even when kids or guests forget to shut the door.
A closed screen door keeps your heating and cooling inside the coach, reducing the load on your RV's HVAC or air conditioner during hot or cold weather camping.
All required fasteners and anchor hardware are included. No special tools needed -- installs directly into existing door channel slots with anchor screws.
Webbing is installed in the door jamb, expands as the door opens, and retracts to pull it fully shut. No pneumatics, no winding, no ongoing adjustment.
The Screen Shot is designed specifically for Lippert (LCI) screen doors. The custom anchor blocks slide into the inner channels of the door frame and door jamb, then are locked in place with the included screws. The elastic webbing runs between the two anchors and provides the closing tension. The entire install is a straightforward DIY job that most RV owners complete in under 30 minutes with basic hand tools.
Before ordering, verify your door is a Lippert (LCI) right-hand entry door. The easiest way to confirm is to check the identification sticker typically located on the inside frame of your entry door. Most LCI entry doors also have an LCI decal in the bottom right corner of the door window. The Screen Shot is engineered to fit the specific channel geometry of Lippert screen doors and will not retrofit correctly onto doors from other manufacturers.
The Screen Shot is popular among full-timers and seasonal campers alike. If you're set up at a campsite in warm weather with the main door open for ventilation, the screen door takes constant traffic -- the Screen Shot removes the effort of making sure it latches behind every person, every time. It's also an effective solution for families with young children or dogs who push through the screen without pulling it closed.