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- DelawareCamperExplorerDo you have a pic of what it looks like?
- ascofieldExplorerupdate on mylar - bought a roll of carpet saver film from U-Haul, installed it on the screen door and it works great. Left door open in 40 degree weather and electric heater maintained warmth in camper! Little hard to get straight on the screen but worth the effort. Will be interesting to see how long it lasts!
- rockhillmanorExplorer II
Bmach wrote:
Thanks now get it.
I also like to have the door open in summer with the air on because I put my dogs in ex-pens right outside the door and I like to be able to keep an eye on them while I am in the MH. - Playtime_IIExplorerX3 for Lexan. Plexiglas will shatter if not cut correctly. I made two panels. The bottom fits into the screen storage area and the top fits into the screen area.
- texacokatExplorerClear shower curtain and velcro.
- BmachExplorer IIThanks now get it.
- Dandy_DanExplorer
Bmach wrote:
I'm confused? What are you trying to do?
You cover over the screen in your storm door with the plexiglass and this keeps out the hot/cold from the outside so you can have the door open and see out or let more light in without having the outside air coming in. (Keep heat out when AC is On) (Keep heat in when it is cold) - Dick_BExplorerMany of us use plexiglas. Not sure the mylar would hold up in the wind.
- BmachExplorer III'm confused? What are you trying to do?
- hbillsmithExplorerLowes Lexan and they cut the pieces for free. Did mime for about $25. If you measure accurate, the pieces snap into the inner frame edge. One small sheet is all you need.
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