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Aluminium entrance door replacement parts

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Aluminium entrance door replacement parts

Postby 333 » November 22nd, 2024, 10:49 am

On my 2000 374 voyager the sliding salon entrance door, the frame of the door that opens is corroded badly. I was wondering if anyone know where I might source the side and bottom aluminum pieces in canada. The glass is in excellent shape so if I can replace the aluminum sides and bottom the door would be good as new

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Re: Aluminium entrance door replacement parts

Postby bud37 » November 22nd, 2024, 11:05 am

I would make a drawing of the frame profile with measurements and check some RV supply or sales places around you....better if you can get a piece off to compare. Also places that make aluminium windows and doors may turn up something.

Someone here may have the original maker of the door assembly, I can't remember....Taylormade comes to mind though there may be others but they are offshore.
The above is strictly my opinion.

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