Van Life - Custom Van Screens - How To DIY Window Bug Screens For Camper Van

[@amechealle5918]

You can also buy a similar bug screen/heat deflector/privacy/weather resistant tarp from harbor freight that already has the edging on it. Just add your snaps (or Velcro) and your set. It’s a good weight that still allows fresh air/breeze. Works great! Currently only 25.00 for a 8’x10’ tarp love mine. Got a second one for a side awning.

[@LeopoldoManuelRamirezMena]

Option is to put it in 2 panes, with a zipper or velcro like a tent screen and then it fits perfectly 😊 i did that for my tall roof van

[@LeopoldoManuelRamirezMena]

And i sewed a magnetic flexible strip to the screen, works fine...

[@josephdlugos6191]

Hey the solar screen at Home Depot changed from purple label to orange label. Purple is now pet resistant screen. Just FYI. I'm making these this weekend!

[@BackroadsVanner]

Thanks for the heads up. We should have referred to the name and not the color. Share pics of your project with us and other vans lovers at facebook.com/groups/backroadsvanner/

[@ruthe5874]

Now we are shopping together? What exceptional customer service. You two are the best Americans ever. Safety and blessings.

[@bill-t2j]

I had been struggling with a way to screen off the back flip out windows of my van. I had never thought about making a giant screen for the whole opening. Awesome idea. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@BackroadsVanner]

+Bill and Karen Awesome! Not sure if you saw this already but here's a link on our web site with info and links to the materials: www.backroadsvanner.com/all-posts/vans/our-van/video-diy-custom-bug-screens-for-your-van/ Thanks for watching!

[@CentralOhioServiceDogs]

Your videos are life changing to me. Currently I am raising money for a camper and vehicle to pull it with to provide FREE classes for people needing a Service Dog (veterans, disabled, etc). The cost of getting a vehicle AND a camper just kept growing. After watching your video I think I could save several thousand dollars just getting a large van and modifying it instead of my original plan. Thank you so much for posting this!

[@moviebuffbabe5651]

:D thank you for YOUR service, hope all goes well as I have friends that have a better life because of their service animals.

[@simonshin5129]

Mike, Using snap was something I never thought about, specially using screw on male part of snap, Perfect idea, Thanks a million

[@debclements7605]

So glad I found your channel! I'm approaching retirement in a couple years and am starting to educate myself on how to turn a cargo van into living quarters. Being a single woman with zero carpentry skills I thought I should start now! So appreciate your willingness to share your knowledge!

[@BackroadsVanner]

+Deb Clements We are glad you found us too, Deb! You can do it! Good luck with your van build. We have more videos coming soon so please stay tuned!

[@Dontbustthecrust]

I hope you're happily retired in your van right at this moment.

[@livefreeordie4850]

Deb same here. KZbin has given me confidence to do it myself.

[@benadams56]

i liked the video and your idea so much i did mine the same. very durable. my only change on the back door was to sew a zipper vertically on both sides, maybe 5" in from the side snaps. That way i can always leave it snapped. when i want to get in i just unzip each side and roll it up. very handy

[@BackroadsVanner]

Awesome! If you haven't already, please share pics with us at our Facebook Group facebook.com/groups/backroadsvanner/

[@crapseven]

Everything is perfection. I can only see one upgrade. Maybe add a magnetic strip to the bottom of your window screen. The beautiful thing about this design is that you now have a perfect pattern to make an insulated cover that will fit on to your existing snaps. What I really like it he strength and ease of your design. Thanks. Keep throwing those backroad projects out there.

[@tradersato]

I know this video was made 2 years ago.. but have you figured out that with rare earth magnets (the tiny metal looking ones) you can sew them into the folded webbing perimeter... and that way you can put it on and don't have to drill holes into your doors or align the screens.. you can just "put it up".

[@bicanoo_magic3452]

I personally don't think we need to go so far as ''rare earth metals''.. a common magnet IS the way to go, you're right. The whole van is steel.. this is an awesome idea but who would use anything other than strong magnets nowadays?

[@aprylspage5852]

Magnets didn’t work well for my suburban build. The wt. of the bug netting was too heavy. The snaps or Velcro are the best options. W/ Velcro hot sunny climate can melt the glue so I reinforced it with bonding glue used on car mouldings. I like the Velcro on the front windows because I can actually remove the screen w/o opening the door.

[@penelopepitstop1111]

@@aprylspage5852 yes in deed, that sun gets hot and melts the glue on velcro! .bonding glue eh?!

[@MarcillaSmith]

@@aprylspage5852 Were you using rare earth magnets as the OP suggested? I have noticed a HUGE difference between different sorts of magnets. I got some from Walmart that comes in a continuous ribbon - it wouldn't even stick to itself! Rare earth's are so powerful, I would think the bigger concern would be hurting oneself or breaking the magnets when they collide

[@kielia727]

@@MarcillaSmith , let me ask you a question. I need to keep a young cat inside the vehicle when the doors and windows are open. Would the magnets bond tightly enough to keep her from being able to escape ?

[@The_Bearded_Lady]

I love rain guards in conjunction with screens. Can have my windows down a few inches with no issues with folks seeing in or rain getting in. These are great. Never thought about doing snaps. The finish is nice. Most folks use magnets and don't finish the ends and it is sloppy. Fine, it works, but I like this. Seems Velcro is less work, but this is nice. Thanks

[@BackroadsVanner]

+AL Genaro I found the snaps to be easier and stronger. When I use velcro and try to remove the screens, it can pull the velcro off of the frame. Thanks for your comments and for watching!

[@The_Bearded_Lady]

Good point. Thanks

[@margaretwaters7715]

Has anyone come up with an idea as how to put a rain guard on the rear flip out windows in a sienna minivan ?

[@dellawrence4323]

Great tutorial, I have used those snaps for curtains to separate the cab from the living area on my van, they beat velcro hands down for jobs like this, much tidier.

[@debreaney7080]

OMG dude your the best we have just brought our first ever Van a 2005 GMC van that was converted to a disable mini bus so its got a little extra head room ... but out of all the vids we have watched to get ideas your are 100 % the best keep up the good work we love you and once we start our van we will send you pics ..... I just love the bug screen whooo how can not wait to get going

[@BackroadsVanner]

Awesome Deb, please share your pics at facebook.com/groups/backroadsvanner/

[@aerosolos531]

This is exactly what I was trying to get done and couldn't find any thing remotely related until I found your video THANK YOU SIR.

[@marcgingergagne6701]

Great ideas, just bought a handicapped econoline camper van and I'm changing the bed design and a few other things in the van. We bought it to haul our wheeler and camp in on the weekend atv events. Thanks again !

[@BackroadsVanner]

Sounds like fun! Thanks for watching!

[@brettreynolds4428]

The fabric store is a fabulous way to spend an afternoon ! Lol

[@BackroadsVanner]

+Peter Goesinya You can get lost in there! LOL Thanks for watching!

[@CargoVans]

I love how logically and simply you narrate your videos - very educational, to the point and honest. Gets me itching to set up my own travel van and get on the road!

[@essentials723]

Best bug screen so far!!!!!...... But What Drill Bit did you use. I can't drill a hole in the door?????

[@maryjane6074]

Your videos are so informational, and I love how you deliver the details. Thanks for taking the time to do these, I am sure I will enjoy seeing more as it unfolds. Enjoy and have Fun. :)

[@BackroadsVanner]

+maryjane6074 Thanks so much for watching and for the great comments. We will be bringing you more videos soon!

[@wincrasher2007]

Magnets sewing into the banding would work on the front windows screens. Good, professional looking job!

[@BackroadsVanner]

+wincrasher2007 Thank you! Yes, I've considered magnets as well. Great option. Thanks for watching!

[@AlaskaDogs]

Chris Cooling I tried gorilla tape. It worked for a couple of months. Then the tape started getting soft and sticking to other stuff and ended up being as mess. I wish it had workd.

[@tiggernordberg7015]

no magnets don't work on the front door at all as they fall off after opening and closing the door. I ended up making a sock to slide over the window and close the door on. Then I use a magnet to hold it down around the bottom if the mirror. the only problem is the screen is already getting holes in it around the door because it is stretchy and weak. I did use hot glue to sew it as I have no sewing machine and the gluing send to be working for now. I am definitely heading to your screening materiel and snaps. the Velcro doesn't like to stick to the screen.

[@randsollie7921]

Or bugsoc window screens work great even in high winds.

[@livefreeordie4850]

@@AlaskaDogs Alaska I was thinking the same thing.

[@bforgiveness]

You may not be a seamstress, but it looks damn good and so neat! I can tell you're not much of a perfectionist. Of course I am kidding because your work is as clean and tidy as can be! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Happy trails, Valerie

[@BackroadsVanner]

+bforgiveness Thank you Valerie! Appreciate your comments. Thanks for watching!

[@roskidd]

Thanks for taking us to the store with you! Love this channel, can't wait to see more of your videos

[@BackroadsVanner]

+roskidd Haha, thanks Roskidd!

[@rvpandamonium]

Awesome video. .. I was going to make some window socks which is basically a screen sock that fit over your windows no velcro or snaps needed but I like your concept alot better, thanks so much for sharing.

[@BackroadsVanner]

+Panda Monium Oh, wow, I can picture that - great idea for the front doors. Glad you got some useful ideas from our video for your van. Please keep watching - we have lots more coming! Thanks for your comment!

[@paulnorberg3869]

I love all of these very informative videos on how to make things for yourself. They’re awesome. There is a minor amount of criticism I must Express. Home Depot, Lowe’s home improvement center, any of the big box stores, are companies that are paying shareholders. The big box stores along with Amazon who is the most evil of them all, have decimated the Downtown‘s of our country. I would love to see these channels doing more to talk about indigenous resources, meaning local hardware stores, locally owned resources. The money that you spend at Lowes or Home Depot leaves your town, or the town you’re visiting or passing through. The money you spend at a locally owned hardware store, lumberyard, any store that Has what you need. Another really cool thing that I like about this video, is that things like this have men doing things that are sometimes stereo typically thought of as being things for women to do. Watching you walk through Joann fabrics was pretty cool. This is a great idea on how to solve the bug problem, And I am saving this video in my saved van life build out ideas file. Thank you for your video you do a great job. Just contemplate looking for locally owned vendors. Yours truly, a diehard localvore DIYer. Ps: where’s the clip for your microphone. Santa needs to bring you a good wireless lavaliere microphone.

[@andreinert]

I'm a new subscriber and I've gotta say these are great videos with lots of useful info. I lived in a Safari van from 2000 to 2003 and I'm looking to get on the road again soon. Trying to be patient while finding the right van and your vids are giving me a lot of inspiration and fun ideas. Thanks and keep on vanning!!

[@BackroadsVanner]

+Andrew Reinert Thanks so much for taking time to comment. We appreciate it. Thanks for watching. Good luck in your van search!

[@BobJones-hf7bt]

You may consider sewing a vinyl sand bag to seal the bottom of your rear screen it would keep wind pressure from blowing it open.

[@NuclearEngineerDOE]

Great design. Maybe a few magnets on one side vs. snaps to easily get in and out.

[@campwardbound3513]

Amazing bug screens. Keeps both bugs and hot sun out!

[@SOMD-THC]

Thanks for the ideas. just got a 79 chevy step side van for $200. Looking forward to more videos and ideas.. thanks again and happy vanning!

[@BackroadsVanner]

+Tiana Kemp Wow, you're starting off on the right foot with that deal! More videos are coming! Thanks for watching and good luck with your build!

[@MountainGardenGirl]

Hey, fellow tiny van campers and we too have no windows. Yay...you addressed a real issue for us...BUGS. Okay, worry about screwing in snaps because you have 3 different metals coming in contact and when there is condensation will that start to rust?? You have had this for a while...so you best can guide what you have learned since doing this. Thanks for the fun video.

[@hopeonthetrail6984]

I'm glad I found your site. I just purchased a 2004 Ford Sport Van Conversion and was looking for ideas for screen that would go over the side door opening and the back. I'm almost done with the inside build and so the screening will go in soon. I will give this a try. It looks promising and I believe I could do this. For the side doors have you done this type of screen where it splits so you can go in and out and maybe it closes behind you with magnets? Is there a magnet that can be sewn in like you did for the snaps? Thanks so much. Blessings, Teri

[@1sthawkfeathers547]

If you haven't tried it yet , I used the Garage Door Magnetic Screen Door on the hatch DGCaravan. I am getting another to fabricate for the side doors plus I'll have leftover Netting. I use magnets to attach and then just take down and stow. I know this is awesome...I just don't have the time. Easy and smooth 😎 Blessings from Florida Meema and Jessi Beagle 👵🏼✌🏼🐕

[@renatebishop57]

Just new to Van camping & your channel. Great videos. I certainly do not have your level handyman skills. But you are a great teacher, Learning a lot. Thank you for sharing..........

[@BackroadsVanner]

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[@tradersato]

Oh and there are better more dense (tinier holes) mesh that work even better at the cloth departments of Jo Ann's

[@paulhunter546]

Awesome video ! I watched the other video where you gave a tour of your van and was wanting to see how the screens were made..so thanks !

[@BackroadsVanner]

+Paul Hunter Thanks Paul, glad you found that video. We have more in-depth videos coming on other things touched on in the "Cargo Van To Camper Van" video (kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZrKhqysiLSJZrs)

[@tonyinfinity]

Awesome job! I'm gonna start on it tomorrow. I have the window flares on the front so I can leave the window down about 4 inches when it's raining.

[@briggaskin]

ive built my van already but youve given me some great ideas to improve on what ive already done. im gonna use your methods to screen off the bulkhead area . regards from england. new subscriber

[@BackroadsVanner]

+briggaskin Thanks for watching! Glad to have you!

[@KatandzR]

I wish I had seen this earlier...I made one for my passenger side window..with velcro..it definitely works, though I like yours better. Then I got Skeeter Beaters as a gift..simple , I could have made them myself , but was grateful. I have a Nissan NV high top..I would like to do the back like yours..through I don't know how easy it would be for me... Thank you, great and helpful video.

[@BackroadsVanner]

+kathleen chapman You can do it, Kathleen! Just break it down one step at a time. Share your photos with us when you get it done .. share at facebook.com/backroadsvanner/ Good luck and THANKS for watching!

[@HPeterJi]

Very cool. I didn't watch this episode and asked you about the screen materials (I watched the van tour video last night). Thanks for this episode!

[@BackroadsVanner]

+H Peter Ji Awesome, glad you found it... we just replied to your previous comment with the link. Hope this screen video answered all your questions! Thanks for watching.

[@AlaskaDogs]

I used fabric glue. There are some awesome fabric glues available that are simply amazing. I tried a few brands. Several had solvents that were pretty toxic and made them hard to use due to the ventilation requirements and the length of time that the item had to be kept from moving. Aleene's Fabric Fusion worked quickly and very thoroughly and washed off my hands easily. I did buy several small clamps to hold the edging material onto the screen.

[@jeffloucks2120]

That blue Chevy in the beginning is the cargo brother to my G30 Beauville 15 passenger. :)

[@raiecoleman5856]

Awesome. I'm going to give it a go for my husbands van. Easter project. Heading off around Australia next month.

[@BackroadsVanner]

+Raie Coleman We'd love to hear how your trip goes... let us know how the screens work for you. We love ours. Have a great trip!

[@BackroadsVanner]

+Raie Coleman Please feel free to share some of your photos on our Facebook page: facebook.com/backroadsvanner

[@cam-bo11]

Clever, clever!! Great idea, execution, and presentation. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@BackroadsVanner]

+camillecarnahan Thanks so much!

[@WizzRacing]

I started using earth magnets from Northern tool. A pack of 20 the size of a dime are cheap. I had them sown in little pockets of the trim to keep them in place and used Velcro on the bottom. And like you I can't sow for shit. So I used a white marker where I wanted them and had a custom upholster shop do it for me. As the customer did not want to drill holes all over his van. Same thing can be done inside to separate the driver cab from cargo area. Great Stuff

[@bencuraza6503]

Never late than Ever, just found this Vid and EXCELLENT JOB for WELL DONE versus paying for those EXPENSIVE Covers seen on Other YT Vids. 👍🚙👍

[@michaelvincent121]

Wow, thank you sooooo much!!! This and the upholstery were just amazing!!! And the front screens are great for added privacy.

[@lynzteee]

we used magnets for our front windows but i love this for the back of the van... thanks for the info!

[@BackroadsVanner]

+lynzteee THANKS! Not sure if you saw this already but here's a link on our web site with info and links to the materials: www.backroadsvanner.com/all-posts/vans/our-van/video-diy-custom-bug-screens-for-your-van/ Thanks for watching!

[@vanoramarv4193]

Well done and I am sure many will be following your lead. I made a passengers screen but used strip magnets. It was a lot of work and not as durable as yours. Most of the windows have screens and they used the aluminum metal most screens use for the frame and screwed that to the doors. It was a factory job.

[@BackroadsVanner]

+VanoRama RV I made these screens 5 or 6 years ago but if I was creating them today, I might experiment with heavy magnets myself. Thank you for your comments! And thanks for watching.

[@ChristineBEACHCRICKETLowery]

Such a Smart Idea! You made this so easy to understand in your Video! Just Fantastic!

[@BackroadsVanner]

+Christine Lowery (BEACHCRICKET) Oh good.. we are so glad to hear that! If you make your own, please share your photos with us on our Facebook page at facebook.com/backroadsvanner/ THANKS for watching!

[@good4damoney]

You have been so helpful, thanks for having the patience to teach us.

[@alvaradacosta293]

Wow, that was GREAT info... I actually like this idea instead of using the magnets.. I want to also put a screen door for the back/side door... using your instructions and then ....cutting the screen evenly down the middle (to open) use magnets to close the middle

[@GEAUXFRUGAL]

My God what an excellent presenter you are tip shelf guy.

[@josephzwierzchowski4061]

GREAT MIKE YOU DO A GREAT JOB ALL THE TIME,

[@BackroadsVanner]

+joseph zwierzchowski THANKS Joseph! Appreciate your comments!

[@MrKabuki169]

awesome job! I want to say thank you for taking the time to share your upgrades! I am going to do mine tomorrow!

[@johnqglass]

Great van build, and good attention to detail. Thanks a bunch!

[@BackroadsVanner]

+johnqglass Thanks so much! Appreciate your comments!

[@stuartrobb4836]

From Australia, tops information for the first timers will certainly help people.

[@BackroadsVanner]

+Stuart Robb Awesome, thanks!

[@Jamminalong]

Thanks Mike! We just bought our '98 American Cruiser and this is a great project to keep those pesky flies out! Cheers! ~M

[@uncletuesday]

Great Idea We will be putting screens in our 2003 Chevy Van before a road trip..Have you thought that putting the snaps in the screen first ,and then putting the snaps in the panels ,Might be easier to mark the holes that way. Just a thought.

[@Hiker_who_Sews]

Thanks for the inspiration. Glad you took me shopping!

[@BackroadsVanner]

+Rillo Brillo Thanks for your comments Rillo! We're glad you enjoyed the ride!

[@seekeroftruth1483]

I think thats a great idea, looks neat and tidy. I'll be getting my supplies thanks for sharing this info :)

[@BackroadsVanner]

Here's a page with links to the supplies if you need it: www.backroadsvanner.com/all-posts/featured/video-diy-custom-bug-screens-for-your-van/

[@TheExumRidge]

Works for the van... and the sailboat ports. Mike, how about the stereo and speakers? Our van right now is a raw, vacant shell. I'm hoping you spoon feed me the segments I need to get rolling for next summer !

[@BackroadsVanner]

+Frank Parsons LOL, I've got a big spoon so get ready... lots more in the pipeline. So stay tuned and you'll be ready to roll by summer! Thanks for watching!

[@ciera57yr]

Sweet. I just picked up a 2012 Ford E250. My first thought was screening for camping. Between your very informative video and many of the comments, I now have a lot of ways to choose from. Oh, and I subscribed after the vid on insulating and upholstery. Great work, keep it up.

[@argentinomades]

I think the neodymium magnets are better for that Thanks for your great ideas !!!

[@vagabond-yj8pn]

New subscriber. Going to pick up my cargo van tomorrow. Bought a used ford can't wait to start the mods. Thanks for all the tips much appreciated.

[@BackroadsVanner]

+vagabond88817 Congratulations on your new van. Good luck with your build. Stay tuned as we have many more great ideas coming up... And thanks for subscribing!!!

[@jannwebb]

Great process! Thanks for all the details! That will help!! I can't wait to make these! I didn't know where to get screw in snaps! Thanks! Now to find a marine store...

[@tonym5878]

Great, great tips! Thanks so much for sharing. Enjoying your vids.

[@BackroadsVanner]

+Tony M Thanks Tony! Appreciate your comments. Lots more coming!

[@jeanettesjourney9147]

Just found this video. Thank you for your detailed instructions. I hope I can do as nice of a job as you did.

[@sandragann3454]

Thanks for info. I want to do this on my little camper van.

[@BackroadsVanner]

+Sandra Gann Awesome! Feel free to share photos on our Facebook page at facebook.com/backroadsvanner/

[@staciebamsch2810]

Sir, you are amazing! Thanks for sharing 👍🏼

[@theorganloft]

This is fantastic. I am buying a sewing machine to learn how to make my own curtains and screens. I have a MCI bus and I need one of these for windows and the odd shaped front door! THANK YOU FOR THE INSPIRATION!!!

[@ogre2249]

cool cocept bro. not sure if I'll use this on my van, but I dig it.

[@BackroadsVanner]

+Radical Durrite Thanks for your comments and thanks for watching!

[@bicanoo_magic3452]

Love your video. Really good. I would have used magnets instead of the actual buttons/snaps.

[@ReadVanderbilt]

Great stuff! Will this screen material keep out no-see-ums? (Also called sandflies or biting midges.)

[@howtovanlife]

This is a fantastic idea and also an excellent how-to! Thanks for the information and I hope to use it in the future. Also cannot wait to see more of your videos, I've subscribed! :)

[@BackroadsVanner]

+Lloyd Brooks Thanks for watching and for subscribing Lloyd! We appreciate you! More videos coming so please stay tuned!

[@jenniferschefe429]

Awesome job! Thanks heaps from Australia :)

[@WannaBFree]

Very nice and thank you for sharing!

[@BackroadsVanner]

+WannaBFree Thanks for watching! We appreciate it.. and the comments!

[@ChrisCooling]

The screw snaps sold at Home Depot will drill right into the hard plastic molding of the door. You can attach the screen at the bottom with 3-4 snaps. If your door has soft vinyl, I guess it wont work.

[@jasonknudsen815]

I'd pay you for this on my express! Dang winter has my motivation down! Love the videos

[@BackroadsVanner]

+Jason Knudsen Sounds like you need some sunshine my friend. Good luck! Thanks so much for the comments and thanks for watching.

[@ArkansasMike]

Those screens are awesome!

[@BackroadsVanner]

+Arkansas Mike THANKS MIKE!!!!

[@wandawas2]

I must try this in my truck. Thanks. Great video.

[@seanoleary1979]

Instead of snaps, how about 3M's industrial grade Velcro around the entire screen? Awesome video!

[@BackroadsVanner]

+seanoleary1979 Yes, great idea and that would work too!

[@Dangerous_Peace]

I was thinking to try the velcro instead of snaps too

[@Omegatide]

I had a velcro screen once....never again. Just a pain taking down and putting up. I like the magnet idea.

[@essentials723]

I can't drill a hole in my door. What drill bit did he use???

[@erikaamac2727]

Great information

[@karendixon5262]

Thanks so much for your videos!!!! I can't wait to try some of your ideas on my Town & Country van!!!

[@BackroadsVanner]

Thanks Karen, Please share you progress with us on our Facebook page!

[@yourekittenme.]

I used duct tape, folded over just like the webbing, on the edge then velcro to attach screen to the van. No holes needed.

[@LadyTSurvival]

How have they held up long term? It's been 5 years. I really like your videos by the way.

[@Jhn8hb]

Great video!! Thanks Mike!!

[@markseabaugh4157]

great idea I have been using magnets on the outside for years and can't wait to try this

[@vanstiller5219]

Terrific Idea and execution. Have watched a few of yer vids now and I'm hooked. Thanx for sharing and instructing.

[@BackroadsVanner]

+Van Stiller Awesome! Thank you so much for the awesome comments! Backroads Vanner is just getting started - lots of great vids coming up! Thanks so much for watching!!

[@silvina_ladyrider8821]

Amazing idea! I will make it ! thanks for share!!!! :)

[@xxoozzcici13]

Great channel. Thank you for your tips!

[@BackroadsVanner]

+Pete Ellermann Thanks for watching!

[@Onewithsausage]

Great video! Thanks!

[@bdub1127]

Great Video! Good instructions, easy to follow!

[@BackroadsVanner]

Thank You Robert! Let me know how yours turn out.

[@sandraredding4399]

ineed to make one for our side door so the onfo was helpful.I have made two for the driver and passenger side doors I made like a sock that just slides right over the door with the magnets on the bottom so you can close the doors ok i recycled some of those magnetic sceens using the door as a pattern

[@BackroadsVanner]

+Sandra Redding Great, sounds like they work well for you. Good luck with your side door screen. Happy camping!

[@joycetaylor3484]

Yes really liked your video nice screen s

[@debraanchondo73]

you did an amazing job

[@debracomer6864]

Great idea! Love your video. You did a fantastic job 😀

[@lindahernandez1596]

Thank u very helpful..also I like to interior design my astro van.its open space without back seats

[@HappyHighVanGirl]

You have the greatest ideas

[@travelingtimothy]

Another great video, Mike!