Stop pushing on the screen mesh every time you step out. The Camco 43976 push bar gives you a solid horizontal grip across the full width of your RV screen door, protecting the frame and screen from the bending, warping, and tearing that builds up over hundreds of in-and-out trips. It adjusts to fit most standard RV screen doors and installs in minutes with included hardware.
RV screen doors are notorious for taking abuse. Guests push on the mesh, kids hit the frame at the wrong angle, and over time the door warps or the screen tears away from the spline. The Camco 43976 push bar mounts horizontally across the door so hands and palms land on solid aluminum instead of fragile mesh or a thin aluminum frame.
The bar is made from corrosion-resistant aluminum with a black finish, so it holds up in humid coastal environments and resists the UV exposure that degrades plastic alternatives. At under a pound, it adds almost no weight to the door and does not interfere with the latch or hinge operation.
Telescopes from 20 to 32 inches to fit most standard RV screen door widths without cutting or trimming.
Corrosion-resistant aluminum bar with black finish stands up to moisture, salt air, and UV exposure.
Comes with all screws and mounting hardware needed for a complete installation -- no separate hardware run required.
Keeps hands and pressure off the mesh and frame, preventing the bending, tearing, and warping that leads to costly door replacement.
Replacing a damaged RV screen door or re-screening a torn mesh costs far more time and money than a push bar installation. This is a straightforward upgrade that pays for itself the first time it stops someone from punching through the screen.
Mount the end brackets to the inside face of the screen door frame using the included screws. Slide the inner bar to match your door width, then tighten the set screw to lock the length. The bar should sit at a natural hand height -- typically 36 to 42 inches from the door bottom -- so all users hit the bar instinctively rather than the screen.