Fuel Lagoon dont seem to have any of the external ones ? I will contact them. thanks
Thermal Screen Cover recommendations?
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We’ve got a set of external Rainbow thermal covers. Really pleased with them.
Was it cheaper at Camper mart? We was there in Telford but didn't see them
Was it cheaper at Camper mart? We was there in Telford but didn't see them
Thanks for the nod. Went and bought it along with a couple of extras. Cheers.
It will fit the glass but the wing mirror holes are different.
Think it would still work though
I’m getting fed up of the internal stick on window covers we have and thinking of buying an external wrap around one.
How do you get on with condensation using these?
As the usual trick of leaving both front windows down a bit won’t work with them. Or will it?
Also recommendations would be appreciated.
Cheers
How do you get on with condensation using these?
As the usual trick of leaving both front windows down a bit won’t work with them. Or will it?
Also recommendations would be appreciated.
Cheers
I have one from here
Insulation properties are excellent, zero condensation and fits perfectly.
I also bought the rear one which is excellent value and just as good.
They dry very quickly if they get wet.
When I get home and it's got wet about 30 mins on washing line then back in bag.
Had mine nearly 5 years still in good condition. The black has faded a bit but it has had a month at a tine in the south of france baking in the sun for the last 3 summers.
I also bought the rear one which is excellent value and just as good.
They dry very quickly if they get wet.
When I get home and it's got wet about 30 mins on washing line then back in bag.
Had mine nearly 5 years still in good condition. The black has faded a bit but it has had a month at a tine in the south of france baking in the sun for the last 3 summers.
I've got the Just Kampers Thermoscreen which seem to be greatly reduced at the moment - currently £35 and I thought the £50 that I paid was a bargain (I just couldn't bring myself to pay the money being asked by Siliver Screens, Minster, Rainbow and the like but I'm a tight4rse). Although we've used it, that was an only couple of weeks ago in Devon and temperatures weren't therefore particularly low but condensation wasn't an issue. What I can tell you is that I used it over the top of my wind deflectors (with windows slightly open) and it rained without the thing filling with water. Although I'm referring to it in the singular, it actually came in three parts, two for the door windows and a larger one for the windscreen which all fit together with Velcro. Not being the trusty type, I think I'll be putting a long bungee mirror to mirror if it looks like the wind will pick up - maybe unnecessary but.....
The Rainbow screens one is excellent. I had some crappy internals at first but only use that now when parked at home as a sunscreen. rainbow's drop down is great for letting in a little extra light.
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I have the Minster products thermal screens also. 2 years of use and they (front & rear) have been great. The service from them was excellent also. We got the van in 2022 which was surprising delivered early so hadn’t prepared for using it. Rainbow were making them to order at the time. Called Minster up asking if they had stock and they did, we were hoping to use the van that weekend and they let us pick them up from the factory in Sheffield, even discounted the price as we’d driven to them!
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