Blinds

[El radge]

OI!!!

Sharp as a beach ball

 

[HTF]

My blinds were made from IKEA concertina blinds. They have several models and I'm sure you could adapt just the fabric part. In my case, I used IKEA TRIPPEVALS block-out cellular blind model. It's a double wall, white on the outside and black on the inside. It's quite a good heat insulator as well.

 

[Pudsey Bear]

Never heard of those.

IKEA TRIPPEVALSBlock-out cellular blind, white, 140x195 cm Brand New | eBay UK

IKEA of Sweden. No need to change fittings or drill new holes if you change your blinds. The included wall/ceiling brackets are suitable for HOPPVALS and TRIPPEVALS cellular blinds and SKOGSKLÖVER roller blind.

www.ebay.co.uk

 

[HTF]

Never heard of those.

IKEA TRIPPEVALSBlock-out cellular blind, white, 140x195 cm Brand New | eBay UK

IKEA of Sweden. No need to change fittings or drill new holes if you change your blinds. The included wall/ceiling brackets are suitable for HOPPVALS and TRIPPEVALS cellular blinds and SKOGSKLÖVER roller blind.

www.ebay.co.uk

Self built campers can be easy and expensive if you go for all the available specialized equipment. Myself, I'm cheap and will try everything to save a few euros. I needed blinds but the kits were very expensive and I didn't want to use curtains so, when I saw these blinds from IKEA, I went for it. It has a spring loaded tiny paracord return mechanism with tiny pulleys that I rewired to suit my purpose and it worked fine.

 

[Pudsey Bear]

That's a pretty good effect from outside, we've had a few vans with Remis blinds, they're not that good to be honest, very fragile, I prefer a curtain but most go behind the cab seat and that's too closed off for me, we did have one van where someone had DIY (I think) fitted a curtain that went around the screen.

We bought about half of our van stuff used or ex demo, and just stored it all up.