Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Anyone know where to find a door like this one (being used by a builder called GeistWerks):

http://geistwerks.us/main/index.php/201 ... -22-26/2x2




Its probably something like a 48" x 22". I've seen a similar one on ebay but in white but this one has the mill finish. In a few of the photos on the websites gallery you can see the interior of the door too. I suppose I could ask the builder where he gets them but since he's in business to make and sell teardrops I thought it might be rude to ask for sources of materials.

I'll most likely just plan for building my own door but a prefab door is quick and easy to install, although usually pricey. I'm planning a new build that will sleep 2 adults and 2 small children so its going to be larger than my previous builds.

I thought it might be rude to ask for sources of materials.

I agree... but it'd be okay to ask if he sells them.

Tony

Just looked up the link.

A little concerned about the weight range on the 2 plus 2 design

Regards

Hmm... why didn't I think of that? I asked CampInn a few years ago if they'd sell me their stainless fenders and they will, for a pretty penny. I sent Geistwerks an email asking if he would sell a door. His name is Mike Geister and he not only says he will sell the door, but he apparently makes them. Here is part of his reply:

"Yes I can sell you the door from the 2+2. I can also make one in a specific size, and color, trim color, and with or without a screen door and either right or left hinge. Price would depend on your preferences. Let me know what configuration works and I can put together a cost."

I guess that's good, and bad, because I could get any size and color I want but the price is probably a lot higher than a prefabricated drop in door. I'll have to get back to him with some specs and see what the ball park is for the price.

I suppose the regular 26"x36" $300 door that's available could also work but I'd like to make the inside height something like 5'8" for standing (my wife and I are pretty short so its plenty). Something taller would be better for stepping inside although climbing in through a 36" door might still work well enough.

You can also try champion door. I saw them on another post.
Tom

Challenger door.

Thanks for the suggestions. I'll try contacting them once I have my final doors specs. Has anyone ordered from them before and are the prices reasonable?

I'll be purchasing my door from Mike Geister. It should help simplify my build and be quicker than making my own door. He doesn't personally make the doors but can order them from a manufacturer. His quoted price, before shipping, was good and saves me the time and hassle of finding one. Nice guy too. I may be getting some mill finish baggage doors from him as well and he's willing help out however he can with my build.