Recommendation for a thin external windscreen cover (1 Viewer)

Apr 11, 2022
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566
Somerset UK
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88,007
MH
Autotrail Tracker
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Since 2016
Hi all, Can anyone recommend a thin external windscreen cover for our 2019 PVC.

It must be as compact as possible when folded away. Our previous cover was just too cumbersome, and being quite thick it also allowed rain water to come in across the door seals and filled one of the door bins up with water.

So ideally we would like a thin, compact cover, folds away easily and ideally would also fold down at the front to allow daylight in on the days we are not moving.

We have recently been using an internal screen but its just a faff to keep putting on and does not really limit condensation. We did meet a couple in Portugal earlier in the year who had a French made cover which looked ideal. But being a bit of a numpty I didn't take a note of the name and cannot find it on line.

Many thanks for your recommendations
 
Mar 9, 2019
272
319
Scotland
Funster No
58,985
MH
AutoTrail Dakota ’14
Exp
Newbie
We have a Hindermann 4 season external cover which has proven quite good this winter.
Has a Velcro strip that allows the front section to drop allowing a clear view, it can be removed totally if you wish leaving the door sections in place.
It is all held in place using supplied bungees after fitting over the door coroner at each side.
It is reasonably thin and not the usual quilted type.
No or very little internal condensation during the recent cold spell as well.
Can recommend it.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/669482453

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Jun 20, 2022
474
849
Chapel St Leonards, UK
Funster No
89,380
MH
Fiat ducato pvc self
Exp
Since 2017
We got one from custom covers. Is not thermal just black PVC backed single thickness. Tailor made for ducato says it folds up to fit in glove box(it doesn't). Doesn't fold down in day though. But it is very blackout and does fold quite small.
 
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Jan 22, 2020
2,859
4,459
North Somerset
Funster No
68,245
MH
No longer own one
Exp
September 2020
Minster Polar Screen covers have thin pieces of the silver material that hook over the door, so no need for the thick material to be shut in the door.

You do have to fit it correctly though, as I did have water ingress once, but that was down to the way I’d fitted it.🤷‍♂️

It folds neatly into it’s own bag for easy storage.👍

I think there’s a discount code for members as well.🤔
 
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Feb 27, 2011
14,317
70,659
UK
Funster No
15,452
MH
Self Build
Exp
Since 2005
I have this external screen. It really helps with internal condensation as well as preventing the screen freezing in the winter.

I have been really happy with these.

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Wombles

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Oct 28, 2013
10,682
10,758
SW England
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28,783
MH
Van Conversion
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A few years now
For a thin layer of insulation the Hindermann cover as previously suggested or for privacy & shade a Privacy full mesh cover with fold down front from Minster http://www.minsterproducts.co.uk/Polar.htm (scroll down to bottom of web page) from £95 delivered or their eBay Shop here https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/28491713...d=link&campid=5338547443&toolid=20001&mkevt=1

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