True, we just go round with a microfibre cloth in the morning. Also, if you go external, they only cover the cab, you still need internal blinds for the side & rear windows if you have them. We are currently in Pila in the Aosta valley stealthing it at the gondola car park. It’s -8 out side & we are sat in the van in t shirts all warm & toasty. I can recommend the Just Kampers internal blinds.Just to add @Jane that whilst you don't get condensation on the windscreen with externals like you do on internals, don't forget that you WILL get condensation on all of the side windows in cold weather. The interior does need some mopping up or airing out in a morning. The more bodies inside and the worse the issue.
we are sat in the van in t shirts all warm & toasty
Absolutely but it’s gently cycling. Not on full chat. Are you “darn sarf” yet?......with your diesel heater on I am sure!
Are you “darn sarf” yet?
What a difference 26 degrees makeYes, avoided the worst of storm Gloria and slumming it in 18 degree temperatures now........
True, we just go round with a microfibre cloth in the morning. Also, if you go external, they only cover the cab, you still need internal blinds for the side & rear windows if you have them. We are currently in Pila in the Aosta valley stealthing it at the gondola car park. It’s -8 out side & we are sat in the van in t shirts all warm & toasty. I can recommend the Just Kampers internal blinds.
Didn’t know they did ‘emWe also have the rear external cover from Rainbow which is an excellent fit and works well.
Lots of other threads on this subject if you do a search, we use the screens below and just love themHi guys
We are just booking our first conversion in - T6 swb for June. We have never had a camper before so I’m currently feeling completely clueless and have spent more hours than I’d like to admit on this forum over the past could of days. I’ve looked at a few threads regarding the screen covers and from what I’ve read the rainbow screens seem to be most popular.
If anyone has any other recommendations please let me know-
any photos of some rainbow screens would also be useful as The ones with faces/ images on are hard to picture on the website as they don’t seem to show how your colour combination will look.
One question I did have regarding the rainbow screens is how much room do they take up when in the van.
Also do people also use internal screens for thre side windows or are blackout curtains.
Im hoping it’s ok to add to this thread. I read on one post that that’s preferable over starting a new post on the same topic but please correct me if I'm mistaken.
thanks in advance
hello wilson, that looks good. we have a rainbow screen that we leave on almost all winter but this does fill up suprisingly with water.. i'd be interested to speak with silver screens about theirs. see if it'd do the same..Dellmassive - pictures of silver screens on van and a picture of the bag that they go in which is approx 1000 x 450 x 75 and is still compressible and fits under the seats easilyView attachment 56163 View attachment 56164 View attachment 56165