If installed above the sliding handle cover area, does this bar interfere with the door shade? I have a Winnebago.
1987282
I put this on a trailer door I have no shade on my door I have a window. It sticks out about 2 21/2 inches from the door. I really like it as it shored up the door and made it feel alot stronger. Instead of using the small handle to close the door we use this. I'll but another for the next RV we have.
1987283
I don't have the same setup as you, however I would guess that it wouldn't be a problem. The mounting brackets are quite narrow and do not extend much if any beyond the screen door frame. Also, the bar/handle sits about a 1.5-2 inches off the door itself.
1987284
I can't answer re: your Winnebago, but when installed was very handy and solid. Certainly served it's purpose.
1987285
Yes. I was not able to install mine, as I could not operate the shade if installed. Found out well after the return time.
428617
Yes. I put shade cloth over the top and 1 side for privacy. Works and looks good.
320224
It's true that it interfere with the upward operation of the window. I was able to sand it a little bit to minimize the interference and I also applied a thin coat of silicone on the window channel and the ventshade channel area, this helped a lot.
1653194
It's a snug fit on mine with the top folded down and door surrounds in place, but I can make it work if I need to. I'm normally just using it overnight to keep the dew out, though, and don't worry about snapping it in.
960375
I have this bumper with a hawse fairlead and a steel line on a 8500 lb super winch. It works perfectly. I'm not sure what you meant by "does it cover the opening" but if you meant does it line up and fit properly with the mounting holes and opening on the bumper the answer is yes.
1450152
The previous poster is right - the door handle is the same on both sides. It's not a big deal, you'l need to get a differen handle., which is not a big deal
1134326
Hidden. Covers move up and down the bar and snap in place after final installation.
897963
No, you need the leverage from the top it the trim. I moved into a place without Tim around the door and the bar did not work. I would guess if you had to place it on instead of above the trim, a similar result would occur.
1255816
Not really......or enough to matter. Orig grille is slightly recessed. The new one does go over top but is not too thick and looks good. Mine looks great.
1108944
I don't have the flaps yet but the bars don't look like they will interfere. There seems to be plenty of room for the flaps.
1744563
The pry bar doesn't adjust. Only from the front. I haven't had any problems with mine.
190818
No, it sits a little forward of the windshield header. You will be able to remove and install your soft top as if the light bar is not there.
2246829
yes, mine does. If I slide it all the way over it will block the doggie door, so I just stop short of the panel and all is good.
1741067
put it on the front....i have a winch i use in the summer must remove it in winter to use the snow blade and lift...it works well
1514112
My opener is installed in the pull to open configuration and other then the wiggle room, I have had no problems with wind. Because there is the possibility of a little wiggle, I installed a board to my post so my dog would not be tempted to squeeze out if the slight wiggle space was detected.
2032521
My husband installed this bar very quickly on our sliding glass door. The only way someone could get in the sliding glass door is to break the glass. This bar once installed allows no room for the doors to be opened. He installed it in the middle of the door - across from the actual locking mechanism. It did not take him very long to cut the bar with a hacksaw and install. If we leave the house we pull the bar down and the door is very secure. Geraldine if you still have further questions, please write me again and I will answer any and all of your questions.
522190
The bar that runs across the top of the cover doesn't attach to the cover. You just flip the cover over the bar.