The Camec Holding Catch Access Door gives your caravan or RV hatch a simple way to stay put when the breeze picks up. The latch holds the door open so it does not slam on your hands or fittings when you are sorting hoses or rummaging in side lockers. The hook shape suits light to mid-size access doors so you can get out there without juggling bungee cords or makeshift props. The housing uses a solid body with screw mounts so the catch stays fixed on alloy or composite walls. The smooth outer shape helps shed dust and road grime after long hauls on corrugated stretches. The white finish blends with most access door frames and standard RV paintwork for a tidy look. The latch design is a smart buy if you want simple gear that just works trip after trip across Aussie conditions.

• Genuine Camec holding catch for access doors
• Suits caravan and RV access and service doors
• Compact white housing with smooth outer profile
• Surface-mount design with screw fixing holes
• Holds door open to prevent unwanted swinging
• Helps protect hinges and panels from wind damage
• Simple replacement for worn or broken catches
• Suitable for use on exterior or interior access hatches
• Neutral colour blends with common caravan trims
• Practical spare part for touring toolkits

Q: Where is the Camec Holding Catch Access Door typically mounted?

It is typically mounted on the caravan or RV wall or door frame where the open door edge can sit in the catch. Position the latch so the door sits at a practical angle when engaged. Use existing fixing points where possible for a clean replacement. Always check that the door clears windows, lights and fittings before final drilling.

Q: Can this catch be used on interior cupboards or only external access doors?

It can be used on suitable interior or exterior access-style doors that match its size. Many owners fit similar catches on tall cupboard doors near the entry step. The key is having a flat surface for mounting and a clear path for the door edge to drop into the hook. Moisture-prone wet areas may require stainless fixings for longevity.

Q: Do I need special tools to install this holding catch?

No special tools are normally required beyond a drill and screwdriver. Mark the hole centres carefully before drilling to avoid damaging finishes. Pre-drilling pilot holes helps prevent splitting on timber substrates. Always choose screw length and type to suit aluminium, composite or timber walls.

Q: Is this catch suitable as a direct replacement for broken existing catches?

It is suitable as a replacement where the size and mounting pattern are compatible. Measure the current catch length and hole spacing before purchase. Matching the footprint reduces patching or sealing work on the wall. If dimensions differ, you may need to seal old holes with appropriate sealant or filler.

This holding catch suits general caravan and RV access and service doors that accept a surface-mounted latch. Installation requires suitable screws matched to the door substrate and a compatible strike point on the wall or frame. The catch mounts on the door skin or adjacent wall where the open door edge can sit into the hook. Users should check the existing hole pattern and door thickness before replacement to confirm compatibility.