Which door fits a standard RV doorway?

The RecPro, at 30" x 72". The teardrop door is only 28" x 38", so it suits small camper openings, not full-height RV doorways.

Is the RecPro worth the extra money?

If you need a full-size door with a screen door, yes. The teardrop door cannot replace it in a standard doorway, so the lower price only helps if the small size fits your rig.

Which one has a screen door?

Only the RecPro. It combines an entry door and a screen door with an aluminum frame and plastic mesh. The teardrop door is a single door with a glass window.

Neither listing gives a warranty or expected lifespan. The RecPro uses fiberglass surfaces and rubber seals; the teardrop door uses spray-coated aluminum alloy. Both depend on fit and sealing.

Do both come with keys?

Yes. The RecPro includes 2 keys; the teardrop door includes 4.

Which wall thickness does each fit?

The RecPro is built for 1 1/2" walls. The teardrop door fits walls of 18-20 mm, about 0.7-0.8 in. Check your wall thickness before ordering either.

RecPro RV Entry Door vs 28" W x 38" H Black Teardrop Trailer Door, Aluminum Alloy RV Camper Entry Door with Tempered Glass, Waterproof, 4 Keys, Right Passenger Side

Buy the RecPro RV Entry Door if you need a full-height 30" x 72" door with a built-in screen door for a standard RV doorway. Buy the teardrop trailer door if you have a small 28" x 38" opening on a teardrop or compact camper and want to spend far less. The RecPro is $749.95 at Walmart as of November 3, 2026; the teardrop door is $292.90 at eBay as of the same date. These are different sizes for different openings, so measure your rough opening before choosing.

Today the 28" W x 38" H Black Teardrop Trailer Door, Aluminum Alloy RV Camper Entry Door with Tempered Glass, Waterproof, 4 Keys, Right Passenger Side costs $457.05 less at its best price.

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