Compatibility of Lippert Screen Defender on Dexter Screen Door

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I have a Chaparral 5th wheel with a dexter screen door and wondering if this will work with it

asked by: Ryan

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The Screen Defender Screen Protector for Lippert RV Entry Doors - 30" Wide # LC92FR will work with Dexter brand screen doors if you have the correct measurement. There is also a 28 inch option # LC32FR , 26 inch # LC52FR and a 24 inch option # LC25FR.

expert reply by: Jason S

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Ron

4/9/2024

my door jam is 26 1/2" wide with a Dexter screen door, the inside dimension of the screen door is 23 1/4" wide. do you have a defender that would fit this screen door?

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