A low-cost upgrade that saves far more in screen repairs. This rugged aluminum grille bolts to the lower portion of your RV screen door, forming a solid barrier against kicked screens, curious dogs, and restless kids -- keeping your mesh intact trip after trip.
RV screen doors take a beating. Pets scratch and press against the lower panel, kids lean into it, and a single mis-step can put a hole straight through the mesh. Camco part 43991 addresses exactly that weak point with a formed aluminum grille that covers the lower section of your screen door from the inside.
The grille adjusts laterally to fit doors from 20 inches to 32 inches wide, making it compatible with the majority of standard RV entry screen doors without cutting or special fabrication. All mounting hardware is included -- no separate trip to the hardware store required.
Expands from 20" to 32" wide to match most standard RV screen door openings without modification.
Formed aluminum construction resists rust and stands up to repeated contact without bending or cracking.
Mounting screws and hardware are packaged with the grille for a straightforward installation.
Solid lower panel stops pets from pressing through and prevents accidental foot or knee contact with screen mesh.
The bottom 22 inches of an RV screen door accounts for the overwhelming majority of screen damage. This grille targets that exact zone, letting you keep the upper screen section open for airflow while the lower section stays solid and scratch-resistant.
The 20-32" adjustable width range covers common door widths found on Class A, Class C, fifth wheels, travel trailers, and park models. Measure your existing screen door width before ordering to confirm fit. The grille mounts to the door frame itself and does not require permanent modification to the door.
Full-timers with dogs or cats will see the biggest return -- one torn screen replacement typically costs more than this grille. Families with young children traveling in travel trailers or fifth wheels will also appreciate the added peace of mind. The aluminum finish also gives older screen doors a refreshed, finished look.