Windscreen Thermal Covers
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Windscreen Thermal Covers
Any recommendations or comments on purchasing a Windscreen Thermal Cover for a 2010 Mercedes Autosleeper Devon M/H? Silver Screens market one at £240
ish but there are others for about £100 less. Is it a case of what you pay for you get? ie generic fit/material etc. Cheers J C
ish but there are others for about £100 less. Is it a case of what you pay for you get? ie generic fit/material etc. Cheers J C
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Re: Windscreen Thermal Covers
Yep, generally you get what you pay for.
Silverscreen and Taylormade are equally good but I thought the Taylormade was about £160.
You’re a few weeks too late as I recently sold a TM for a Sprinter to another member here via the classified ads.
Silverscreen and Taylormade are equally good but I thought the Taylormade was about £160.
You’re a few weeks too late as I recently sold a TM for a Sprinter to another member here via the classified ads.
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Re: Windscreen Thermal Covers
Thanks Tinwheeler, haven't researched other makes yet. Pity I missed yours, maybe another on the forum might turn up? Cheers J C.
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Re: Windscreen Thermal Covers
You never know your luck!
You’re much closer than the eventual buyer but that’s the way it goes.
There’s a screenshot of the Taylormade version in my ad.
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You’re much closer than the eventual buyer but that’s the way it goes.
There’s a screenshot of the Taylormade version in my ad.
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Re: Windscreen Thermal Covers
Polar Screens at Minster Products are really good quality. If model not listed they send you a kit to make a template, send it back and they'll make one.
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Re: Windscreen Thermal Covers
How big is the bag when it is packed, Paul. I've always been put off the external screens because of needing to transport them when soaking wet after a night of rain. Instead I have condensation on the inside of the windows under the internal screens. But if the bag is waterproof and not too big it can go in the bathroom under the sink? How do you care with that?Paulmold wrote:Polar Screens at Minster Products are really good quality. If model not listed they send you a kit to make a template, send it back and they'll make one.
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Re: Windscreen Thermal Covers
I've actually got Silver Screens (I inspected Polar Screens at one of the shows and was impressed) Silver Screen bag is flat about 3ft x 15in x 2 in. The Polar ones come is a tubular bag about 3ft x 9in. If wet I just chuck them loose in the washroom whilst travelling and if going to another site just put them on wet.inspiredron wrote:How big is the bag when it is packed, Paul. I've always been put off the external screens because of needing to transport them when soaking wet after a night of rain. Instead I have condensation on the inside of the windows under the internal screens. But if the bag is waterproof and not too big it can go in the bathroom under the sink? How do you care with that?Paulmold wrote:Polar Screens at Minster Products are really good quality. If model not listed they send you a kit to make a template, send it back and they'll make one.
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Re: Windscreen Thermal Covers
I guess the TM bag is a similar size to that of the SS described by Paul. It’s a thin waterproof bag and can be folded in half with the blind inside.
We used to put it in the washroom for temp storage or under a bunk for longer term storage.
We used to put it in the washroom for temp storage or under a bunk for longer term storage.
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Re: Windscreen Thermal Covers
I put my silver screen in the bag it came in and transport it wedge behind the rear ladder secured with a bungee if its wet dry it out the next place I get to or put it on the screen
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Re: Windscreen Thermal Covers
We are very satisfied with our short Taylormade which travels in the shower in its bag if it's dry and outside its bag if it's wet. We only take it in the cooler months, often in lieu of the folding chairs.
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