Entry Door Pad

[Pat Maundrell]

Easy question, I can't seem to find the answer anywhere.

Does Oliver (LE2) install an "Entry Door Head Pad, to prevent you from hitting your head on the Top of the Door Frame?  

[SeaDawg]

Yes, and it is covered in the same fabric as your cushions. 

Most of us call it the head bump cushion.

[AndrewK]

At 6' 5", I found the cushion useless and removed it.  (We think it looks a lot better too!)  I have only hit my head on the way into the trailer and I hit the part of the door frame that faces down.  I have never hit the interior or exterior face frames.  

Andrew

Edited February 20, 2021 by AndrewK
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[John E Davies]

7 minutes ago, AndrewK said:

 

Andrew

Can you please post a link to your blind, and also to the clear glass pane? I would really like to be able to see out the door! Thanks,

John Davies

Spokane WA

[AndrewK]

John,

This was covered in a past post named "Door Window Replacement - Need Window Treatment Idea".

Sorry, I don't know how to attach as link to a past post.

Let me know if that doesn't cover it.

Andrew

[SeaDawg]

Or, you could always hang one of these to remind you to "duck."

 

Edited February 21, 2021 by SeaDawg

[SeaDawg]

A link to andrewk's original post:

 

[Pat Maundrell]

3 hours ago, SeaDawg said:

Yes, and it is covered in the same fabric as your cushions. 

Most of us call it the head bump cushion.

Thanks, I've been "Banging my Head" over this.  

[SeaDawg]

It's mounted on a velcro strip. You can easily remove it.

[AndrewK]

Ours was attached with two screws through the door frame.

Andrew

[SeaDawg]

Thanks, Andrewk, for the current info. So many things change, over time.

[Overland]

Odd change.

We didn’t get the bumper, since we were getting custom upholstery and that’s part of the package. Like Andrew, I’ve never come close to hitting my head on the way out. But a few times coming in, directly on the edge of the frame . That hurts!