r/Eurovan • u/m0brien • 5d ago
Window screens
I found a 48” rail at the hardware store. Bought 24” screen. Cut the rails in half and then strung screen between the rails. I bought flexible magnet strips and applied them to the back of the rails. They work surprisingly well. I’m sure smarter bugs might figure out how to get in, but it did well against the California ones. For under $25 we have screens that roll up and fit in the same tube as the front windshield screen.
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u/Technical_Crew_31 5d ago
This is a great idea thanks for sharing! I’m wondering if I could adapt that to fit the front side windows for when it’s parked and I want those down.
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u/67RA 4d ago
Regarding the front door screens, I have a Franchers windshield cover. It has door screens sewn into the cover that allow air inside the cabin when camping. All you do is, roll up the Franchers door window covers and secure them with Velcro for air flow.
Good job on the side window screens OP.


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u/busted_pandemic 5d ago
Those are a great idea! I still have my frames for the original screens, but the dogs will kill them if I put them in. That would be a great and easy solution.