Awning repair, window replacement, door hardware & Camec 3-point locks. Adelaide workshop.
Book a RepairDoors, windows and awnings are what stand between your caravan's interior and the elements. When they fail it is not just an annoyance - it is an open invitation to water, dust and insects.
Our St Marys workshop carries a large range of caravan hardware in stock - Camec 3-point locks, window rubbers, awning arms, hinges, seals, door steps and weather strip. We can start most jobs the same day and get you back on the road quickly.
We work on every caravan type built in Australia over the last 40 years, including vintage and timber-framed vans where modern workshops often refuse to quote.
Fabric replacement, arm repair, spring tension adjustment, end cap replacement and full roller rebuild. Fiamma, Carefree, Dometic and all major brands serviced.
Bag awnings on older caravans can be repaired, re-stitched or replaced. We source replacement canvas, rebuild frames and fit new awning tracks when required.
Awning rail replacement, bracket repair, tension arm replacement and pull strap repair. Range of parts for all common awning types.
Crazed, cracked or yellowed acrylic double-glazed windows replaced to match your caravan. Measured, sourced and fitted with fresh seals.
Failed winder handles, broken stays, and stuck window mechanisms repaired or replaced for smooth, secure operation.
Damaged insect screens, torn blind mesh, and failed roller blinds repaired or replaced with matching parts.
Window rubbers, seal tracks and sealant replacement. Critical for water sealing whenever a window is removed.
Camec 3-point door locks are standard on most Australian caravans - and they are the number one door hardware we replace. We stock full lock kits, outer handle replacements, barrels and key matching.
Whether the outer handle has snapped, the latch is sticking, or you need a new barrel matched to existing keys, we handle it on the spot. DIY owners welcome at our parts shop.
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Full lock replacement, outer handle kits, barrel replacement and key matching - in stock at our St Marys parts shop.
Worn hinges and sagging doors realigned. New hinges fitted, strike plate adjusted, proper closing action restored.
Rot, delamination and structural damage around the door frame repaired, rebuilt and re-sealed to factory condition.
Broken or sticking pull-out and fold-down entry steps repaired or upgraded to modern heavy-duty units.
Perished door seals are a major cause of water ingress. We replace the full seal with quality caravan-grade rubber.
Lost keys, failing barrels and worn-out locks replaced. Replacement keys for most caravan lock systems including CH751.
Weather seals are the #1 cause of caravan water damage. If you can see cracked rubber, gaps around windows, or a door that no longer seals properly, book an inspection before the next big rain. Catching seal failure early saves thousands in later repairs.
Yes, most awnings are repairable. We replace torn or damaged awning fabric, fix bent or broken arms, replace failed tension springs, and rebuild roller mechanisms. For awnings beyond repair we can supply and install new roll-out and bag awnings from all major brands.
We replace acrylic double-glazed windows, single-pane acrylic windows, and older glass windows on vintage caravans. We work on winder windows, euro hinged windows, push-out windows and sliders. We also replace damaged insect screens and blind mechanisms.
Yes. We stock and install Camec 3-point caravan door locks, including replacement barrels, outer handle kits, and internal mechanisms. This is one of the most common door lock failures in Australian caravans and we regularly replace them in the workshop and in the parts shop for DIY installs.
Yes. Caravan doors sag over time as hinges wear and the door frame flexes. We can realign the door, replace the hinges, adjust the strike plate, and restore proper closing and latching. If the door itself is rotted or structurally damaged we can fit a replacement.
Yes. We replace window rubbers, door seals, hatch seals and roof vent seals. Seal failure is one of the top causes of water ingress in older caravans and replacing them regularly is a simple preventative measure that protects the whole van.
A straightforward single window replacement usually takes 2 to 4 hours. Complex replacements on older caravans with timber framing or unusual sizes can take longer. We always quote the job up front so you know what to expect before leaving the van with us.
Bring your caravan to our St Marys workshop for a quote. Most common parts in stock.
