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The Milenco Security Hand Rail Mounting Kit is an essential accessory for caravan owners looking to improve entryway stability where standard through-bolt installation is hindered by interior obstructions. It provides a secure, reliable attachment point by mounting directly to the door frame, significantly enhancing safety when entering or exiting your vehicle. While it offers a robust alternative for difficult installs, users must ensure they have at least a 5mm clearance between the door and frame to accommodate the bracket thickness.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 2653 |
| Brand | Milenco |
No, this is a mounting kit only. The handrail must be purchased separately.
It is compatible with both the Milenco Large and Small Security Handrail models.
You need a minimum of 5mm of clearance between your door and the door frame.
It is designed for most caravans, provided there is enough space on the door frame to mount the bracket.
Yes, the kit comes with screw caps to provide a clean and professional appearance.
Check that the mounting screws are fully tightened and verify that the bracket is flush against the door frame.
Ensure that the 5mm minimum clearance requirement was met. If the door still hits, the bracket may need to be re-positioned slightly.
To install, verify that your caravan door has a minimum 5mm gap between the edge of the door and the frame. Position the mounting plate against the door frame, mark your drill points, and secure the bracket using the provided hardware. Ensure the handrail aligns correctly with the mounted brackets before final tightening. For care, wipe the bracket down with a damp cloth periodically to remove road grit or salt, and check the screws annually to ensure they remain tight after exposure to road vibrations.
