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09-18-2002, 10:12 AM

No camper is secure.  Velcro flaps or not is of little consequence.

Entry to the TM is indeed possible by pushing open the flap by the door and, sure, one could shove a hand up through the Velcro'ed pad just as one armed with some physical strength could force open a door on most campers.

Probably a pet primate would be able to figure out the Velcro pads, and it would just use the door knob anyway.  No one has ever reported a pet problem with the Velcro pads.  The Velcro seems to do a pretty good job against insects in my experience and we've camped where all lights must be off if you open the door at night.

A lot of opinions re the TM really depend on where one is coming from.  If you are/were a tent camper or pop up owner then you may see things differently from someone owning a conventional RV and from those not having previously camped at all.  

09-18-2002, 10:12 AM	#8
tipper Guest Posts: n/a	Re: First look and somewhat worried No camper is secure.  Velcro flaps or not is of little consequence. Entry to the TM is indeed possible by pushing open the flap by the door and, sure, one could shove a hand up through the Velcro'ed pad just as one armed with some physical strength could force open a door on most campers. Probably a pet primate would be able to figure out the Velcro pads, and it would just use the door knob anyway.  No one has ever reported a pet problem with the Velcro pads.  The Velcro seems to do a pretty good job against insects in my experience and we've camped where all lights must be off if you open the door at night. A lot of opinions re the TM really depend on where one is coming from.  If you are/were a tent camper or pop up owner then you may see things differently from someone owning a conventional RV and from those not having previously camped at all.