From routine maintenance to polishing, there are many ways to give your Airstream a facelift. One of the easiest upgrades you can do to the exterior of your Airstream travel trailer – and one that will ensure lasting performance for years – is to switch out plastic components for heavy-duty stainless steel parts. Most exterior parts can be replaced easily with minimal tools and some skill.

Two Stainless Steel Upgrades to Replace the Plastic Components on Your Airstream

A water heater door and furnace door bundled for savings.

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Stainless Steel Upgrade: Water Heater Door

Upgrade the exterior of your Airstream travel trailer with stainless steel components like this water heater door. This custom-designed component measures approximately 18" x 14 9/16" with a 3/16" edge flange.

This will NOT include the metal screen or any mounting hardware, must use existing hardware. 

Stainless Steel Upgrade: Furnace

Upgrade the furnace door on your Airstream Trailer with this custom designed stainless steel replacement. Measures approximately 19 1/4" x 9 1/4", with a 3/16" edge flange.

This will NOT include the metal screen or any mounting hardware, must use existing hardware and inside plastic.

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Stainless Steel Upgrade: Water Heater Door

$124

Upgrade the water heater door on your Airstream Trailer with this custom designed stainless steel replacement.

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Stainless Steel Upgrade: Furnace

$124

Replace the plastic furnace door on your Airstream travel trailer with this stainless steel upgrade.

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Stainless Steel Upgrade: Utility Compartment

$164

Replace the plastic components on your Airstream travel trailer with stainless steel.

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Stainless Steel Applique: Water Heater

$64

Upgrade the look of your existing water heater door with this stainless steel applique at a fraction of the cost of the a new stainless steel door.