WARNING: If you are not confident in your ability to install this product get some professional help. The manufacturer will accept no responsibility for injuries sustained after installation.

1. Check your package. You should have approximately 5 ft of 5/8” cord, one 1/4“ x 2 5/8” screw- eye suitable for anchoring in wood frames or cabinetry.

2. Stand inside the RV facing the exit door. Typically the door opens on your right side and is hinged to your left. Select a mounting spot for the screw eye 1 to 2 inches from the door opening and near the top corner of the door frame. This will allow the cord to hang inside without getting caught in the door opening. Using 1/8” drill, drill a hole into the door frame about 1 inch deep. Screw in the screw-eye tightly so all the screw thread is buried and the eye is horizontal. If this location is not suitable move to 3.

3. If there is a cabinet side within a few inches of the door opening it can be used to secure the screw-eye instead of into the door frame (as in photo above). Drill a 1/8” hole through the cabinet side which should be at least 5/8” thick. Screw in the screw eye tightly so all the screw thread is buried and the eye is horizontal.

4. Take the cord and tie a knot in one end leaving about 1” of cord protruding above the knot, then tighten. Take the cord and pass the free end into the eye from the top so the knot rests flat on the eye. Sit down on the top step or RV floor facing the open door. Grab the cord and try to lift yourself up using the cord. This will test the security of your installation.

5. Tie another knot on the lower end of the cord to provide a grip point when exiting the RV. (Some folks tie two knots about 8 inches apart). Your installation is now complete.
WARNING: If you are not confident in your ability to install this product get some professional help. The manufacturer will accept no responsibility for injuries or damage sustained during or after installation.