Storing your doors while off during the summer on the floor is just an accident waiting to happen. No its not a car wreck or a fire hazard, but $1200-$1500 a pair not to mention the paint needed to color match can get really expensive after you knock them over or heck even run them over.

I've looked through several magazines over the last 4-years and to be honest I thought the same thing most Jeep owners think. I'll just stand them in the corner on a piece of cardboard and forget about them. I was exchanging emails with RNventions and they said why don't you try our door hanging brackets. After 5 seconds of thinking about it I said send me a set.

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13mm Socket Driver for socket 3/16ths Drill bit Drill Marking pen	10-15 minutes	Door Removal and mirror relocation brackets

A few days later a small box was sitting against my door. At first I was what the heck is that? The box was small and very light. After opening it up I realized what it was. My first initial observation was these guys are simply packaging happy. Paper wrapped each bracket several times and everything was more than protected. Instructions where included and very simple to understand. A very inportant note to mention in the instructions. When you place your brackets make sure you take in account for the bottom edge of the door. Its going to hang lower than the bracket for obvious reasons. The instructions recommend at a minimum of 45-inches to 60-inches from the bracket to the floor. I choose to hang mine as high as possible because I wanted all the room I could underneeth my door so I could put things under it if needed.

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