What Size Cut Out Does Global Link Slam Latch # 295-000015 Normally Fit and Backing Plate
Question:
Do you have an installation video for the replacement latch? My opening is 3.5x3.5. However, how do you get the latch tongue through the outside opening? In addition, no back piece is provided to screw the front latch piece into. Do you simply use a piece of wood?
asked by: Sandy E
Expert Reply:
The cutout size normally used for installing baggage door slam latches like the part # 295-000015 is 3-1/2 inch by 3-1/2 inch. You'll also need to use the mounting plate part # 295-000016. We do not have an install video for this latch at this time though. Normally there is a small cut out for the portion of the latch that grabs the door frame to fit through on the door.
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Global Link Mounting Plate for Baggage Door Slam Latch - Steel - Standard
- RV Door Parts
- Compartment Door
- Latches
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Global Link RV Baggage Door Slam Latch with Keyed Alike Option - Black - 1-1/2" Thick
- RV Door Locks
- Compartment Door
- Locking Latches
- Keyed Alike
- 2 Keys
- Slam Latch
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- Global Link
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