Windscreen Cover - recommendations
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Best ice scraper, Screen Covers and Heated Washer Jets
Which is the best ice scraper for a T6/T6.1 I’m not very tall so would need something that would reach most if not all of the screen plus it would need to be strong enough to do the job
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we've got a rainbow screens, really good quality and insulated. loads of different colours and designs, only bad point is they don't pack down small
We bought one from a member here some time back and it is very good. In summer keeps the heat out (we get up to 40C sometimes) and in colder times works great.
Link: POLAR™ T6 & T6.1 Thermal Screen Cover
Link: POLAR™ T6 & T6.1 Thermal Screen Cover
Two separate things here....
You have a basic cover for snow, ice or quick over night stays in the van.
Then you have the full blown insulated covers for proper camping.
Fyi we have both, and use both for separate occasions.
You have a basic cover for snow, ice or quick over night stays in the van.
Then you have the full blown insulated covers for proper camping.
Fyi we have both, and use both for separate occasions.
Original paragon silverscreen is the only way for me 
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Had ours 10 years and bought one the same for our motorhome .
The company is a little old school in the sense that their website is pants , but ring them up and deal with a 'real' person over the phone
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Service and quality is awesome , just like the good old days .
.Had ours 10 years and bought one the same for our motorhome .
The company is a little old school in the sense that their website is pants , but ring them up and deal with a 'real' person over the phone
.Service and quality is awesome , just like the good old days .
Silver Screens the original and best Motorhome cab window insulation !
'Silver screens' from J&M Designs (01274 872151) Mike Parker and June Richardson are the original inventors of Genuine motorhome 'Silver screens' and are the only company who can legally use the trade marked 'Silver screen/s' name. www.silverscreens.co.uk
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The insulated covers are good for camping.
They keep the heat in at night. Stop condensation on the front Windows and stop the sun heating the van during the day....... But they are more cash and fold away large.
The basic covers fold down small, are cheaper but don't offer any of the insulation attributes above.
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We use the basic cover in snow and ice, plus on a quick one night stop over. Ie britstop or stealth camp.
But move onto the insulated one for any three day or longer planed campouts.
Both have separate uses for us.
They keep the heat in at night. Stop condensation on the front Windows and stop the sun heating the van during the day....... But they are more cash and fold away large.
The basic covers fold down small, are cheaper but don't offer any of the insulation attributes above.
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We use the basic cover in snow and ice, plus on a quick one night stop over. Ie britstop or stealth camp.
But move onto the insulated one for any three day or longer planed campouts.
Both have separate uses for us.
Sorry to hijack a thread, but saves opening a new one.
We've been using a Stitches&Steel cover for a few years, works great, keeps the light out and packs away small. Only issue it isn't insulated. I've looked at the insulated ones and they don't seem like they will pack down small enough.
As another option, does anywhere do internal insulated panels for the windows? Space is at a premium in our van! Haha
We've been using a Stitches&Steel cover for a few years, works great, keeps the light out and packs away small. Only issue it isn't insulated. I've looked at the insulated ones and they don't seem like they will pack down small enough.
As another option, does anywhere do internal insulated panels for the windows? Space is at a premium in our van! Haha
We use a Just Kampers insulated cover. Folds and squashes up small enough. Used it last night in minus 6 and woke up to no condensation or ice on the inside of the screen and front windows. Other windows were frozen on the INSIDE.
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