08/02/2008 03:27 AM
Bus and RV Door Locks,
Most Commercial Buses
come with a Dead bolt
or a
Air Operated Door & Lock
.
As good and strong as it is,...
It's still not as convenient as a RV styled lock mounted in your Door .
If you want to convert your Bus to a RV lock you need to be aware that
Buses have a
2" door thickness,
No standard RV Lock
is designed for this thickness..
However an
Automotive RV
Lock design will work and it's safer and stronger.
If you want to
purchase one of these below go here ...
Standard Air
operated Bus Door
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Note the little door off to the left of the Entrance Door
Automotive style
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This design is stronger and safer
It has a stronger locking mechanism than a RV lock and it does not matter
how thick the door is .
It is
connected remotely with cables or rods as in your automobile. It does not matter how thick the door is,..
you can install your inside
latch in many potential locations
Rubber sealant wil be trimmed when cured
Another, more modern automotive style Lock
Electronic remote unlocking ( as in your car)
Option,
Stainless steel pull handle
To purchase one of these models please call
610-767-8000
Standard RV Latches
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by Tri mark or Bargeman ,...thin doors only ...
The back side has to connect to the front outside section
In order for this model to work we must design and build an inset box as shown
below .
Some people use modified standard RV locks as below .
This style can only fit a certain thickness door.. most buses have 2"+ doors ..
Inside Handel box
Note the
thickness of a Bus door, a standard RV lock will not work properly . Top of Page
MCI Solid Stainless Steel Entrance Door
Rubber sealant will be trimmed when cured
Purchasing,
If you want to see or purchase a:
Bargeman Style RV lock for a RV go here.
A Tri Mark RV Lock go here
If you want to purchase a
Automotive RV
Lock design
Please Call 610-767-8000
