An RV entry door or compartment hatch that won't stay open may need a new holder—but straight T-style, angled T-style and spring-loaded catches are different hardware. JR Products supplies several styles that solve different clearance and mounting problems. Use this guide to identify the shape and part number before buying.
Four types of RV door holders
Straight T-style
A T-ended arm engages a matching receiving bracket. Choose the correct reach and check the existing screw pattern.
45° angled
Offsets the arm's approach where the door, wall or nearby hardware limits a straight run.
90° angled
Designed for a turn in the holder arrangement. Confirm whether your old part uses the same bracket geometry.
Spring-loaded
A separate retaining-catch style commonly used to prop open baggage and storage compartment doors.
Simplified shapes show the general holding method, not exact part outlines or mounting directions. Use the linked product photographs to identify physical hardware.
JR Products door-holder part-number chart
These specifications apply to the individual JR part numbers listed; similarly sized parts do not necessarily share mounting footprints.
| JR part | Holder design | Listed size | Construction | Selection detail |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JR 10335 | Spring-loaded baggage catch | 2 in | Die-cast aluminum | For holding compatible compartment or baggage doors open |
| JR 10515 | Straight T-style | 4 in | Stainless steel | Straight-arm format for compatible T-style catches |
| JR 10525 | Straight T-style | 6 in | Stainless steel | Longer version of the stainless straight T-style holder |
| JR 11765 | 45° angled T-style | Verify original | Stainless steel | Angled design intended to work around nearby obstructions |
| JR 11785 | 90° angled T-style | 4 in | Stainless steel | Not an exact replacement for plastic-style holders |
| JR 06-11875 | 90° angled T-style | 6 in | 304 stainless steel | Manufacturer-listed replacement for JR 10605 and 10625 |
Check your mounting before you order
Shop these exact JR holders — product photos
Open the matching listing for the current product image and ordering details. These links go directly to NewRVParts products.






Common replacement mistakes
Choosing by colour alone: many metal catches have a similar silver finish even though their arms sit at different angles. Assuming every T-style bracket interchanges: check both the arm and the receiver. Ignoring the door-open position: a catch that is long enough may still foul an awning arm or trim when the door swings out.
If an original label is available, use its JR Products part number as your first match and then verify the photographed hardware and installation dimensions.
