Sliding doors for bunks beds? (1 Viewer)

[The Lobster]

I'm thinking of fitting sliding doors in place of curtains across the entrance to the bunk beds in our Burstner A576. The beds are full length across the end of the van and the openings are the width of the corridor leading up to them. Has anyone tried this - do you have any recommended components? So far the best ones I've found come from a kitchen cabinet parts manufacturer... Link Removed

These appear to provide a simple (and cost effective) way that requires minimal change to the van (essentially just screwing in the top guide and a couple of stand-alone bottom guides).

My aim is to give better sound and light proofing when the grand-kids are asleep, so we don't disturb them...

Thanks.

 

[Stealaway]

It looks heavy

 

[TheBig1]

i would worry about air circulation with the doors closed. like making them sleep in a cupboard.

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[Langtoftlad]

... like making them sleep in a cupboard.

Good idea
Could catch on .

 

[TheBig1]

Good idea
Could catch on .

when my daughter was about 3 years old, we had a bedford high top camper. I made her a bed in the overcab locker but never closed the locker door

she was snug and cosy up there but every morning there was condensation on the bedding and on the ceiling