TT Door Windows

[Bsikes]

Other than taping foil to the inside, how do YOU cover the textured glass at night to keep the light out? Especially when you camp in a park next to a security light.

[Tunce the traveler]

Go to Campworld

[maromeo]

X2 ^ on both TT Door Windows

[Bookemdanno]

Originally Posted by Tunce the traveler

Go to Campworld

It's cheaper to just buy from Home Depot or Lowes...Just cut to size and add Velcro tape. That's what we did for each window in our TT. Works great for keeping the light out...not to mention helping the kiddos sleeping longer!

[KYCAMPER]

We bought some room darkening fabric and we stick it to the door over the window I think with magnets.

[Tunce the traveler]

Originally Posted by Bookemdanno

It's cheaper to just buy from Home Depot or Lowes...Just cut to size and add Velcro tape. That's what we did for each window in our TT. Works great for keeping the light out...not to mention helping the kiddos sleeping longer!

Didn't think of doing that but for $11.00 cut to size, bound on 4 sides and Velcro all around I thought it was a good price. I have a Good Sams card and a CampWorld is about 15 miles from me and they honor the internet price.

[Donedroolin]

I posted something about this in the travel trailer section.

[Jagiven]

Originally Posted by Bookemdanno

....not to mention helping the kiddos sleeping longer!

Yiks, could not image my kid sleeping any later than he already does. About the only way to get him up is to tell him I am going fishing.

[nunyadamn]

Originally Posted by Tunce the traveler

Go to Campworld

X3, and I also put one on the bathroom skylight when I store my trailer. It should keep the plastic shower from fading to yellow over time.

[Tunce the traveler]

I found this shade at IKEA today and it's 27" wide and the valance above the door is 27-1/2" so looking at using the existing screws to mount it.I didn't buy it today because I wasn't sure about the size. But I'll be back there in 2 weeks.