entrance door catch

[merrill and sandy webb]

Dear netters

What do you all use for a entrance door catch to keep the wind from damaging
things when you want to keep the door open?

Thanks
Webbs Nm
78 Kingsley

 

[mr.erf]

>What do you all use for a entrance door catch to keep the wind from damaging
>things when you want to keep the door open?

here you go

http://www.bdub.net/birch.html
gene

Gene Fisher -- 77PB/ore/ca
http://gmcmotorhomeinfo.com/

 

[marlene meineken]

> Dear netters
>
> What do you all use for a entrance door catch to keep the wind from
damaging
> things when you want to keep the door open?
>
> Thanks
> Webbs Nm
> 78 Kingsley

A bungi cord. Works well just hook to strap on door and then to window trim.
Marlene

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[franz staugler]

I assume you meant to keep the main door from blowing
closed?? If so, I have a small bungee cord that I
hook to the side of the coach. Would like something
better looking though so hope there are lots of
responses.

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[loren \(skip\) newhouse]

> What do you all use for a entrance door catch to keep the wind from damaging
> things when you want to keep the door open?
>
> When I bought my coach the PO had installed a marine type stainless steel hook
> and eye at the beltline of the coach. Hook is on the coach and eye is on the
> door. He also installed an additional eye on the coach to keep the hook from
> swinging around when travelling and marking the paint.

Skip in Western Maryland - '75 Avion

 

[gil hibbs]

I have been wanting to fix the door problem also. Have found a hook and =
eye to try, but have not yet done it. Put the hook and an eye on the =
motorhome, and a second eye on the door. The hook is held in place for =
travel on the body. I think it will look good, but placement could be =
important to keep the part from pulling out. Look at the link. There =
are probably better choices, and I would like to see them.

http://www.westmarine.com/webapp/commerce/command/ProductDisplay?prmenbr =
201&prrfnbr 10066&outlet

Gil Hibbs
76 Eleganza