screen on window

[petey]

howdy: I have a 2012 378,the rear bedroom gets quit warm during summer months, has anybody made a screen for this window,i know the frame of the window is aluminum so magnets are out.i can make screen frame no problem but how do I attach it,it will have to come off because of escape window latch.so aim thinking open window and put screen on and be done with it , no bugs at night.the other side windows are open all night. thanks Pete

[abjb]

What about a window awning?
Or window tint?

[rstoro]

we bought the big roll of ??foil( windshield protector) at camping world and I cut a foil screen for every window in the MH they fit right in the edges no need to attach and they really keep the heat out I take them down and put them back up when ever I want to open a window or look outside just store them behind the couch.

R&S
2010 georgetown 350

[Wiscampsin]

If you're putting the screen on the inside how about Velcro around the perimiter?

[Networx]

I just installed cheap levelor roller shades on the inside of our 351ds last night. Lowe's, custom trim to fit, $20 each. I'll post pics when I can.

[petey]

Originally Posted by abjb

What about a window awning?
Or window tint?

that stuff sounds great ,but that wont hold bugs from getting inside

[petey]

Originally Posted by Wiscampsin

If you're putting the screen on the inside how about Velcro around the perimiter?

now that's good ill try that.we got bugs here in eastern Oregon that can carry a cat about 100 yards.

[Wiscampsin]

Originally Posted by petey

now that's good ill try that.we got bugs here in eastern Oregon that can carry a cat about 100 yards.

Now those are some darn big bugs .

FYI: Our previous camper didn't have thermopane windows. In early spring/late fall I'd put reflectix held in place with Velcro on the inside of the windows at night to help retain heat and lessen condensation. I put the fuzzy side of the Velcro on the aluminum window frame. I thought the rough part might rub on the day/night shades after continued use and do some damage.

[petey]

Originally Posted by Wiscampsin

Now those are some darn big bugs .

FYI: Our previous camper didn't have thermopane windows. In early spring/late fall I'd put reflectix held in place with Velcro on the inside of the windows at night to help retain heat and lessen condensation. I put the fuzzy side of the Velcro on the aluminum window frame. I thought the rough part might rub on the day/night shades after continued use and do some damage.

I will try this thanks for the come back pete