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davtan


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Help.  Yes my sliding door has plastic fittings from the top of the door to the aluminium track. I still have the tabs that slide along the track. Just need to join them to the door.

Jayco would only sell me a whole new track $295. Yeah right.  

Any ideas please.  I might have to make my own clips.

 

confuse   Dave



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Welcome to the gang davtan, enjoy here and out in the playground.

I took my heavy wooden door off altogther and put a nice curtain up instead. Just left the track there.



Keep Safe on the roads and out there.

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iana


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Dougwe, doesn't the wind blow the curtain up ?

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Dave, try a curtains/blinds/shutters shop. I doubt they will have what you want off the shelf but they will have all the supplier catalogs and would probably be happy to order them in for you.



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iana wrote:

Dougwe, doesn't the wind blow the curtain up ?

 

Mmmm, carefull Ian, the naughty room is vacant as we speak.

 

To answer the question, no, not from outside wind or inside wind. You can't even see through it, mate biggrin

 

 



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JohnR


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Find the name of the supplier on the plastic part then "Mr Google" and from memory sake the supplier is in Queensland. They will forward you the replacement parts that may include postage costs.

We sourced the information on this forum some years back for an issue with 2010 Jayco Sterling.

Sorry I cannot provide much more information.

 

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davtan


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Thanks for the help guys. After much thought and internet surfing I elected to have a go myself. Cut some off cuts I had in the shed to size and drilled holes to screw onto
existing roller tabs. Problem solved. Wooden replacements.
Yippee.

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Yep, thinking outside the box works wonders sometimes.

Good outcome davtan.

Cheers, John.



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