Diy window covers for car camping

If you’re considering DIY camper curtains or window covers for your truck camper, van, suv, car, or campervan, this guide can help you choose between 4 different styles. We give the pros and cons, material lists, plus detailed instructions on how to make each type of diy camper curtain.

Follow along with me and my dog River as we make some DIY window covers for our 2006 Honda Element. They may be a little over the top for car camping but it...

Bug-free Car Camping: Window Cover.: Last year, I made a bed in my Toyota Rav 4 for car camping. YuKonstruct's Van Slam gave me me plenty of ideas on how to improve my car-camping style. This simple project is a bug screen for your window, so that you can sleep inside with fresh air an…

Making van window covers not only offers you added privacy, but if done right, window covers also play a huge role in insulating your campervan. When making DIY van window covers, it's easy to think

A challenge with car camping is getting fresh air without allowing mosquitoes in for their bloodletting endeavors. Retired Technical Advisor Tom Pawlak explains how to make nifty custom car window screens to keep pesky critters at bay.

The second post in the series about van camping, I show you how to create easy DIY privacy curtains for your vehicle using few materials.

One of the cheapest ways to travel on your own is sleeping in the back of your truck. For safety and protection from the elements, having a truck cap, topper, or shell is advisable.

A couple weeks ago, I finished converting my Honda Element into the world's tiniest home on wheels. As a dude who travels with little interior design experience, the conversion came out better than I could have imagined.One of the main features that took my Element from livable to friggin' sweet are its patterned fabric blackout windows. Made with a shiny, insulating material called Reflectix, most projects using this material end up feel like the inside of a low budget spaceship. I wanted a…

One of the major concerns of living on the road is safety. Whatever the case, these fun blackout shades are exactly what you need!

Welcome Donna - my newest blogger friend (sounds better than follower, no?). Check out her blog, WOW, amazing photos there! Another nice day here, a little muggy, but still nice. It's so good that those triple digits are gone now & that we are in the 80's today. I can live with that! BUT I can't seem to get my head out of the clouds & when they look like this, can you blame me? Wanted to share another RV idea with ya'll today. I have a bonnet that does have screens on it, but when I'm not…