Screen Slider White Trailer Camper RV Parts & Accessories Review

We brought this for a 1996 Tiago touring bike, we had to trim it down a bit and the bolt holes didn't line up exactly, but we managed to do it easily and it is much better than his absence. Saves errors. So glad we got it!

The slider that the previous owner installed in my motorhome didn't fit perfectly. It made a terrible noise while driving. I measured the area of the slider and it fits perfectly and fills the entire gap. Handle I had to drill new holes in my screen door but it really didn't make much of a difference. Fits and works great

The Amerimax lid I had was yellow, old and wouldn't stay in the grooves so I got it and am very happy with it. It fits perfectly but I think it can be cut with a good pair of scissors if you need to scale it down. The kit includes a door handle which can be seen in the photo but I didn't notice it. The screw holes don't match the old handle so I won't attach it until I need it, but it's good to have ready.

As other reviewers have noted the edges of the drawer are a bit large, I like that! This allows you to precisely tailor the piece to your door and provide the perfect fit for you. I don't see it as a quality issue like others, but as a way to personalize my fit. We used simple scissors to adjust it, took less than 5 minutes to size and install. It fits well and looks good, maybe even a little sturdier than what we had in our 2003 motorhome! Would buy again.

I had a broken 12 x 12 slider on the Amerimax Screen Door Slider on my 12 year old Forest River bumper trailer (no longer in production). Tried replacing Camco (too thin) and Valterri (didn't fit) and returned both. This option worked well. The slider fits easily into the rails with a slight flex and glides easily. The plastic is strong. The stop provided is great for the plate and I found it necessary to fill the gap left by the plate (caused by this replacement which has a recessed pocket…