Find the right caravan door, lock, handle, blind, hinge, access door or replacement part by matching the door family, cut-out size, hinge side, lock type and existing hardware before ordering.
Shop Caravan Doors & PartsUse the old door, lock or fitting as your reference, then choose the closest matching door section below.
Have the old door or lock in front of you before choosing parts. Measure the outside frame and cut-out, note the hinge side from outside the caravan, and take a clear photo of the lock, handle, barrel and catch. These details usually decide whether you need a complete door, a lock body, a handle kit, a barrel, a blind or an access-door part.
For a full entrance-door replacement, start with caravan doors, boots and parts and measure the cut-out as well as the outside frame. Also check hinge side, corner style, colour, wall depth and whether the door includes a screen, blind or vent. Camec/Odyssey and Aussie Traveller doors have different generations, sizes and corner styles, so the old door is the best reference.
If the door will not lock, latch or open cleanly, identify the lock family before buying parts. A Camec 3-point lock, Trimatic lock, Panorama lock, Dometic/CARAD lock, Milenco Columbia lock, Jayco camper lock and Thetford/Zadi service-door lock use different parts. Use door locks and catches for the broad range, then narrow the choice by the old lock body, handle shape, barrel, latch and catch-pin position.
Camec 3-point parts are common, but they are not all the same part. Before ordering from Camec 3-point lock parts, decide whether you need the main lock body, a complete lock kit, outer handle, inner handle, barrel and key, catch pin, strike plate or remote latch. Left/right hinge and door-frame depth can change the answer. The Camec caravan doors guide and the Camec lock spare parts diagram are useful checks before guessing.
Camec One-Key can be handy when you want matching keys across compatible doors, boots, water fillers and access locks. It does not make every old lock compatible. Check the lock housing and barrel style first, then use One-Key solutions and the Camec One-Key guide to confirm the right barrel or adapter.
Door blinds are usually matched to the door model and size. Measure the blind opening and frame before ordering door blinds, especially for Milenco Columbia, Camec Odyssey and Aussie Traveller styles. Access doors are separate again: match the cut-out, hinge side, colour, service-door type and lock/barrel before choosing from access doors.
Most caravan door orders start with one decision: replace the complete door, repair a lock, match a Camec 3-point part, measure a blind, or identify access-door hardware.
Complete doors, lock repairs, blinds, hinges and access-door parts solve different problems. Match the door family before choosing parts.
| Door choice | Best for | Brand and style checks | Check carefully |
|---|---|---|---|
| Complete entrance doors | Replacing a damaged, leaking or outdated main caravan door. | Camec, Aussie Traveller, Coast and other complete door ranges cover different sizes and corner styles. | Check cut-out size, overall frame size, hinge side, radius corners, colour, wall thickness and whether the door includes blind/screen features. |
| Locks, handles and barrels | Fixing a door that will not lock, latch, open cleanly or match existing keys. | Camec 3-point, Trimatic, Panorama, Jayco, Milenco and Dometic/CARAD locks vary by family. | Confirm left/right hand, lock body shape, barrel/key type, inner/outer handle and catch-pin position before ordering. |
| Door blinds and screens | Replacing a broken or worn blind on a caravan entry door. | Milenco, Aussie Traveller and door-specific blind systems have different sizes and fitting styles. | Measure visible opening, frame width and blind height. A window blind guide may help, but door blinds are not always interchangeable. |
| Hinges, catches and seals | Repairing movement, rattles, closing issues, missing pins, catches or worn seal points. | Hinges, catches, pins, hook catches, striker plates and seals are usually model-specific. | Match the old part visually and by measurement. Similar-looking catches and pins can have different depths. |
| Access and service doors | Replacing boot, water filler, cassette, storage or service doors and their locks. | Thetford, Dometic/CARAD, Zadi and general access-door categories cover service-door jobs. | Access doors are not the same as entry doors. Check cut-out, hinge side, lock/barrel and colour. |
Caravan door mistakes are usually measurement or identification mistakes. Check the door family before ordering locks, blinds or a complete replacement.
Door parts are often brand and generation specific. Start with the door brand, then confirm the exact part by size, shape and product notes.
| Door brand or model | Use for | Check carefully | Best next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| Camec / Odyssey / Invictus | Complete doors, 3-point locks, handles, barrels, catch pins and Camec-specific replacement parts. | Left/right hinge, Odyssey/Aero/Invictus generation, lock body and cut-out size matter. | Start with the Camec guide, 3-point category and diagrams. |
| Aussie Traveller / ATRV | 2-radius and square caravan doors plus current Aussie Traveller door support. | Door size, corner style, colour and generation can change fit. | Start with Aussie Traveller door categories and guide. |
| Dometic CARAD | Dometic/CARAD door parts, barrels, keys and service-door repairs. | Lock barrel/key and model-family compatibility matter. | Start with Dometic CARAD parts. |
| Milenco Columbia | Door blinds, barrels, keys and Columbia door service parts. | Blind and lock parts are not universal across door styles. | Start with Milenco Columbia parts. |
| Thetford / Zadi access doors | Cassette, service and access-door locks, barrels, keys and replacement parts. | Access-door parts need cut-out, lock and barrel checks. | Start with Thetford access-door parts. |
| Coast / Jayco camper locks | Coast 4 Point doors and Jayco camper trailer door lock replacement. | Model year, colour and camper/entry-door type matter. | Use Coast/Jayco product specs. |
If you already have a caravan door, start with the door brand, hinge side, lock family, cut-out size and existing hardware. These guides and diagrams help confirm what fits.
Helpful when you are identifying doors, lock families and replacement parts.
Once you know the job, go straight to doors, locks, Camec parts, blinds or access-door repairs.
If the frame, screen, blind or door body is damaged, a complete door may be needed. If the issue is key, handle, latch or catch related, start with the lock and door-parts sections.
Check the product notes carefully and compare them with your existing door before ordering. Hinge-side conventions can vary, so use photos and the old part as the reference point.
Often yes, if the lock body and catches are still working. Match the lock family first, then choose the correct inner handle, outer handle or handle kit.
Not always. Camec 3-point parts include main lock bodies, complete kits, handles, barrels, latches, catch pins and striker parts. Match the exact part and left/right requirement.
Measure the cut-out/opening, the outside frame size, hinge side, corner radius, wall depth and colour. Access doors also need service-door type and lock/barrel checks.
Some compatible locks can use One-Key barrels, but not every lock family is compatible. Check the One-Key guide and barrel product notes before ordering.
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