RV HEADKNOCKER
So, what creeping marauders are hiding around the shadowy corners of your RV? Which Jabberwocky is waiting to take you and your loved ones out when you least expect? Well, we don’t know if it is as dramatic as that, but many parts of your RV can cause injury if you do not take the proper precautions while we could talk about putting skid tape on your steps or adding adequate lighting in your rig, so you don’t trip at night. Both are worthy of talking about, but we’re going to talk about headknockers.
What is headknocker? Picture a flat valance that spans the top of your exterior door wrapped in padding and fabric. Why would you need such an item? The reason is that much like everything else in the RV world; it is a smaller version of the real-world product. Your exterior door is no exception. The profile (compared to the entries at your home) is shorter, and skinner. This means that when you enter and exit your RV, you aren’t used to such a diminished space to move through. If you don’t account for the change, you can hit your head on the top of the door. It might be a minor bump, or you may end up with a gash or knot on your forehead. It happens. That’s bad enough, but if it causes you to fall out, the injuries could be much worse. This is why we have headknockers.
If you take the time to install a simple headknocker, which is an easy installation that can take less than 15 minutes (making sure that you consult your manufacturer before doing any work), then you can avoid many headaches. Literally. The headknocker is a stylish and simple way to create a safe space for you and your guests.
Details:
- Styles – Sunrise and Sunset
- Colors – Toffee, Mahogany, Chestnut, and Putty
- Pattern – Tiona
- Width (inner dimension) – 18” to 36”
- Width (feet) – 2 1/2"
- Height – 8” (at deepest point) 5 1/4" (at narrowest point)
- Comes with hardware – (4) buttons (matching color), (4) snaps, (4) mounting screws
