Keep your RV screen door latching securely with this direct OEM replacement striker from Lippert Components. Designed specifically for LCI entry screen door frames, this striker pairs with the LCI screen door latch and restores proper door retention without modification. A quick, affordable fix for a worn, cracked, or missing striker plate.
The Lippert 20-1541 is the factory-correct striker designed to work with the LCI radius outside screen door latch system found on a wide range of production RVs. If your screen door no longer catches firmly, or the original striker has cracked, yellowed, or broken away from the frame, this replacement gets your door functioning as intended -- no drilling, no shimming, no improvising.
This part is cross-referenced under Jayco, Keystone, and Winnebago OEM part numbers, making it a reliable choice for owners of those brands looking for an exact match rather than a generic substitute.
Engineered for LCI entry screen door frames -- same geometry, same mounting pattern as the factory original.
Constructed from durable plastic that resists UV exposure and normal wear from repeated door cycling.
Two-hole mounting pattern with 1-5/8" center-to-center spacing. Installs with basic hand tools in minutes.
Manufactured domestically by Lippert Components, an industry-standard supplier to major RV brands.
The striker is the stationary catch plate mounted to the door frame. When the screen door closes, the spring-loaded latch engages the striker to hold the door shut against wind, road vibration, and incidental contact. A damaged or missing striker causes the door to swing freely, fail to stay closed, or rattle while driving -- issues this part directly resolves.
This Lippert part is sold under several OEM part numbers depending on the coach manufacturer. If your coach is listed below, this is your correct replacement striker:
If you are unsure whether this striker fits your specific door, compare the mounting hole spacing (1-5/8" center-to-center) and the striker profile against your existing hardware before ordering.
Replacement is straightforward. Remove the two fasteners holding the old striker to the door frame, align the new striker over the existing holes, and secure with the original or equivalent fasteners. No special tools required. Verify latch engagement after installation and adjust striker position slightly if needed for a firm, rattle-free close.