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3D Printed Patio Door Clamp / Outdoor Latch

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A simple, quick-to-use, and non-destructive outdoor door holder designed to keep your patio/balcony door temporarily…

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A simple, quick-to-use, and non-destructive outdoor door holder designed to keep your patio/balcony door temporarily shut without getting locked outside. Perfect for stepping out to enjoy a coffee, hang laundry, or tend to your garden without worrying about the wind blowing the door open.

It works on the classic clothes-peg principle combined with an elastic cord: the cord provides constant tension, forcing the two printed halves to clamp securely onto the door frame.


🔑 Key Features

  • Non-Destructive: Uses friction and tension—no screws, adhesives, or permanent modifications required.

  • Wind-Resistant: Keeps the door tight against drafty gusts.

  • Ergonomic Design: Textures on the thumb grips ensure easy handling, even with wet hands or in cold weather.

  • Easy Assembly: Just thread an elastic cord or hair tie through the designated slot and knot it.


🖨 Print Settings

Parameter

Recommended Value

Supports

No (Support-free design)

Material

PETG or ASA/ABS recommended for outdoor UV and thermal resistance (PLA for testing)

Layer Height

0.2 mm

Infill

25% or higher (Gyroid, Grid, or Cubic)

Walls / Perimeters

3 to 4 for structural strength under tension

Orientation

Print flat on the build plate (as designed)


🛠 Assembly Instructions

  1. Print both halves of the latch.

  2. Take a strong elastic cord or hair tie.

  3. Thread it through the central retention slot.

  4. Tie a knot at the desired tension.

  5. Place the clamp over your door frame gap and test the tension!

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