Screen Door Rubber Flap Help October 30, 2017, 06:11:18 pm That little rubber flap on our screen door needs to be replaced but I'm kind of stumped. It's that 1" X 1" (est.) piece that allows the screen door to close without hitting the main door latch. I've not found a way to remove screen door parts and then install a new piece of rubber. I checked with a large RV supply store in the DFW area and the parts CS said he'd never heard of this part nor ever had anyone ask for it.My best guess is the large silver bracket holding the rubber flap needs to be tapped out. Then glue or somehow install a replacement flap and tap the bracket back into place. So has anyone ever dealt with that piece of the screen door.
Re: Screen Door Rubber Flap Help Reply #1 – October 31, 2017, 02:30:16 pm One bump hoping for a little bit of guidance. Otherwise, I may need to get on the list for a new LD.
Re: Screen Door Rubber Flap Help Reply #2 – October 31, 2017, 02:37:03 pm Quote from: Ed & Margee - October 31, 2017, 02:30:16 pmOne bump hoping for a little bit of guidance. Otherwise, I may need to get on the list for a new LD. Can you post a photo of the issue?Chris
Re: Screen Door Rubber Flap Help Reply #3 – October 31, 2017, 02:50:05 pm Quote from: Chris Horst - October 31, 2017, 02:37:03 pmCan you post a photo of the issue?I sure can Chris, but it will be tomorrow. And thank you. We're not eager to get on that 2018-19 LD List!
Re: Screen Door Rubber Flap Help Reply #4 – October 31, 2017, 07:13:50 pm Hi Ed and Margee. I haven't actually looked at the door on newer (post 2006) motorhomes, but my 1999 vintage sure doesn't have any rubber flap. I believe that Lazy Daze did change the door manufacturer about 2007 with the anniversary edition. I guess by now I should say the 50th since this year would be the 60th. A picture of the issue would be in order. RonB
Re: Screen Door Rubber Flap Help Reply #5 – October 31, 2017, 07:33:37 pm Quote from: Ed & Margee - October 30, 2017, 06:11:18 pmThat little rubber flap on our screen door needs to be replaced but I'm kind of stumped. It's that 1" X 1" (est.) piece that allows the screen door to close without hitting the main door latch........ So has anyone ever dealt with that piece of the screen door.Our 2007 Twin-King has that little black rubber flap on the screen door. I too have never seen it listed for sale but so far our's is good. I think a call to the mothership is required. Good luck on your quest.Charles
Re: Screen Door Rubber Flap Help Reply #6 – October 31, 2017, 07:52:24 pm I have a pre-flap era screen door, but agree with the suggestion to call the factory, if for nothing else than getting the name of the door manufacturer so you can track down the part yourself. (I don't know if LD still gets doors/screens from Hehr.)
Re: Screen Door Rubber Flap Help Reply #7 – October 31, 2017, 09:01:02 pm Thank you for the several suggestions. At the least, I'll post a picture of the flap part and see if this sparks any other suggestions. And calling the Factory is in my plan too, but it's the last option.
Re: Screen Door Rubber Flap Help Reply #8 – October 31, 2017, 09:10:57 pm Ed,I’m not sure what your door seal looks like yet, but it sounds similar to the seal used under the hood of my Toyota.eBay has quite a few car hood seals available. Perhaps one could suit your needs. Good luck.Kent
Re: Screen Door Rubber Flap Help Reply #9 – October 31, 2017, 09:20:18 pm Quote from: Kent Heckethorn - October 31, 2017, 09:10:57 pmI’m not sure what your door seal looks like yet, but it sounds similar to the seal used under the hood of my Toyota.Hello K. The rubber piece is a flap and not a seal. The flap and opening in which the flap resides line up with the main door bolt and keeps the bugs out when the main door is open and the screen is closed. You can barely see it in this pic from My LDO Album. The piece is about 1" X 1.5" (est.) or so and resides in a "C" shaped retaining clip. I'll post a better picture tomorrow.
Re: Screen Door Rubber Flap Help Reply #10 – November 01, 2017, 03:05:03 pm Quote from: Chris Horst - October 31, 2017, 02:37:03 pmCan you post a photo of the issue?So this is a picture of the screen door area with the rubber flap. I'm not eager to try and tap out the silver looking bracket, but it seems like the only way to access the rubber flap.