Window Blinds

[nclepeter@yaho]

I have been doing Motorhome upgrades as well as Van Conversions for a while and tried various different curtains etc and now I think I have a nice way of doing blinds.... I have eventually settled for these which I can get to follow the line of the sliding door which is normally in 2 directions and the blinds still work effortlessly

 

[Armytwowheels]

What is the make of the blinds please? We are wanting to change the windscreen blinds in our motorhome, an A class. Currently we have blinds that close from the side and are a complete pain in the backside to feed back into the cassette.

 

[CazPaul]

They look really good those, excellent.

 

[Sasbo]

nclepeter@yaho these look really good. Do they come with the option of a flyscreen?

 

[nclepeter@yaho]

What is the make of the blinds please? We are wanting to change the windscreen blinds in our motorhome, an A class. Currently we have blinds that close from the side and are a complete pain in the backside to feed back into the cassette.

They are just normal blinds but it is the mechanism which is the one I found at a local manufacturer... I am not sure it would work on an A Class front and side windows as you have to make a timber frame to sit them in... but these are kept taught by the mechanism (kind of a wire which is tight from top to bottom)... Sorry its hard to explain but hope you understan what I mean.... if you speak to a local manufacturer of blinds they might be able to help

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[nclepeter@yaho]

nclepeter@yaho these look really good. Do they come with the option of a flyscreen?

No sorry I made these after speaking to a local manufacturer as they are blinds installed into a frame and I made a template for the window surround and put black carpet over it to finish it off..

 

[Sasbo]

OK, thanks for the info.