class c privacy panels for windshield and doors?

I have seen a curtain that closes off the cab section but it would be a long reach to cover the windshield from the inside.

I use a Reflectex truck size windshield sun screen and cut from the same material purchased from Home Depot, I fit pieces for the two side windows. They stay by wedging them in the grooves around the perimeter. The windshield block is held in place by the visors. No tools, no Velcro. They all fold neatly for easy storage.

I used the exterior snooze bonnet, a Reflectex-type sun visor and a curtain like this http://www.easycurtain.net/motorhomes.html in my class C...overkill, but I was private and warm or cool to my liking.

mobilefleet wrote:
need help with INTERIOR mounted privacy panels for a 95 ford class c on e 350 chassis. i can only seem to find the exterior magnet ones on ebay and I'd rather use an easy to set up and take down set that is inside mounted. any ideas?

There is something wrong with this website Easy Curtain right now, but I prefer this method for privacy. You can use in all weather conditions (wind, rain, etc) and you do not have to go outdoors to install. ;)

rjf7g wrote:
I used the exterior snooze bonnet, a Reflectex-type sun visor and a curtain like this http://www.easycurtain.net/motorhomes.html in my class C...overkill, but I was private and warm or cool to my liking.

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We have the same except I have not used the Reflectex.

We have the curtain that velcros on that came with our rig, but don't really care for it. It seems to be too long and doesn't have Velcro tabs beside/behind seat for full coverage. We end up having to tuck it into something for it to stay and fully cover.

We ended up buying one of the adco windshield covers. It slips over corners of the doors and lays flat with the magnets. It also has panels that can be let down during day for letting light in. It has a mesh that helps with privacy, but you can still see out.

Since the cab is of no use when parked, I have a curtain that covers both the over-cab berth we call the attic, and blocks the view from the windshield/side windows. We have complete privacy. They slide easily back and forth.

jdkd123 wrote:
I use a Reflectex truck size windshield sun screen and cut from the same material purchased from Home Depot, I fit pieces for the two side windows. They stay by wedging them in the grooves around the perimeter. The windshield block is held in place by the visors. No tools, no Velcro. They all fold neatly for easy storage.

Exactly what we have.

Beverley & Ken

WandaLust2 wrote:
Since the cab is of no use when parked, I have a curtain that covers both the over-cab berth we call the attic, and blocks the view from the windshield/side windows. We have complete privacy. They slide easily back and forth.

We use our cab all the time, as our seat don't swivel, we use them & the rest of the cab area for storage, keeps things out of the way.

What are you trying to cover?

We've put drapes, on spring rods, over the windows we really want to block, and have an insulated light blocking drape we hang between cab and cabin. Five snaps hold it up.

Not something we buy, something we make.