Ceiling hatch

the rocket · Guru

Ceiling hatch

Tony Bev · Guru

Hello the rockets

It depends how the hatch is fitted

On a Jayco Conquest the two roof hatches in the living area, are easily removed, as the inside of the hatch pulls down from the ceiling, and all that is left is the plastic type lid on the roof
In the shower area, the inside of the hatch is held on with screws

Perhaps if you let everyone know what type of Recreation Vehicle, or hatch manufacture, you have, someone with that type may know the answer

Hope that this answer helps you out

the rocket · Guru

Tony Bev wrote:
Hello the rockets

It depends how the hatch is fitted

On a Jayco Conquest the two roof hatches in the living area, are easily removed, as the inside of the hatch pulls down from the ceiling, and all that is left is the plastic type lid on the roof
In the shower area, the inside of the hatch is held on with screws

Perhaps if you let everyone know what type of Recreation Vehicle, or hatch manufacture, you have, someone with that type may know the answer

Hope that this answer helps you out

hi tony bev, we have a supreme territory caravan n hatchs, there r 4, open out

-- Edited by the rocket on Monday 2nd of May 2016 04:00:06 PM

Delta18 · Guru

Is this the style you have?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDSCfj9PjDA

the rocket · Guru

Delta18 wrote:
Is this the style you have?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDSCfj9PjDA

hi delta 18, thankyou, that is interesting but mine does not have any latchs to unclip.

PeterD · Guru

The hatch you have is a Camec Four Seasons hatch. As you can see from that link you can get replacement screens for them so they must come out easily. Try prising them out with a screwdriver or knife.

Cupie · Guru

PeterD wrote:
The hatch you have is a Camec Four Seasons hatch. As you can see from that link you can get replacement screens for them so they must come out easily. Try prising them out with a screwdriver or knife.

Exactly.

Mine have mini screens that fit in place just like the window screens with a flexible ribbed 'rubber' edge.

I just use a paddle pop stick that has been sharpened a bit.

Chippy · Veteran Member

Hi Rocket, Ours were in need of a clean and I thought why not gernie them. One set over the kitchen, so I did them first. No problem, put a towel over the dinette. Then did the set above the bed. Covered the bed just in case. Won't tell you what Lynne said when I said what I had done but all was forgiven when she saw the result. A bit like living dangerously. LOL