Home Made PUGS

[biken201]

Pics of my home-made bunk-end covers.

I used industrial strength velcro on the inside lip of the door and then on either side of the "emergency" blankets I bought online (Cabela's).

I leave the covers attached when I close the doors and have not had any problems.

[bikendan]

i had the same blankets that i got from REI. other than the velcro, that's how i did mine.
the problem with the 5x7 size of these, they aren't big enough to cover the longer front bunk. the rear one fits them perfectly.
if you good on a sewing machine, getting a third blanket and cutting it up and sewing them onto the other two, will make a better setup.
but that's why PUGs are so popular, they custom-fit them for your particular hybrid/popup.

i was lucky that a former Roo owner from another hybrid forum, sent me his PUGs for only the cost of shipping.
the much larger PUG easily cover the front bunk.
i gave my generic blankets to a friend that has a Bantam hybrid.

[biken201]

Yeah, the pics I posted are of the front bunk. The little bit that is short doesn't bother me, and the rear and side bunks (233S) have extra to overhang.

[tking01_2000]

Very nice

[tking01_2000]

Do you have pictures of where the Velcro is?

[Wiscampsin]

DW is a wiz on the sewing machine and sewed the front covers for our previous Trailcruiser hybrid from 2 space blankets. Held on with small clips from HD. You can barely make out the reflectix inserts for the tent end window areas. Kinda miss that hybrid.

[rockfordroo]

This doesn't look like rocket science. Why don't the manufacturers include some sort of insulation on their bunk roofs??? Then you wouldn't have all those clips.