extended awning rooms - screen pull downs..

We've had our TH for ~1 1/2 years now. Used it twice.

I love mine, makes the TH cooler due to air flow, but also add some dust if you don't get it closed in time, due to the sudden wind gusts that happen around here.

I can close the ramp door and leave the screen room set up.

The only mod I did was to add several 1/2" gromments to the very bottom of the screens and then used several long buggie cords to hold the bottom part of the screens against the ramp door, when open. This stopped the bug problem from getting inside etc.

Tia,
Don

We have the roll down screen wall and have used it a few times and it really is nice, not too hard to set up either. If conditions are right it works well. With ours you can leave it down and close the ramp.

We had an open floor plan toy hauler and tried the screen room. Although it added considerable space and airiness to the TH, it was insecure if left with it set up. I found setup and take down was not worth the trouble and returned the screen room. The retracting screen would have been a better choice for us, but we also realized that the northwest gets more wet days than dry so did not pursue that option.

If we had a dedicated garage with locking door to the living area, I believe we would have kept our screen room since it adds 8' more of living space. Realize that some campsites do not have the length to keep your ramp open, so keep your type of camping in mind before deciding.

I think its a very individual situation. For us, my wife is very private and doesn't like it down, however I like the idea of being more open, but since we all know who makes the decision our ramp door remains closed.

It also depends on your set up, I've recently seen some of the larger TH where they can extend their ramp as a deck and have a "fence" for lack of better terms around it. These are the TH with the seperate garage, so that would make a big difference for us, where the wife could be inside, and I could have the porch area? I see a ton of people using these set ups, but not so much the "Screen Room".. Again, I think it depends on the type of person you are or more importantly that your significant other is?

When we bought our used toy hauler last year it had the tracks for a screen at the back but no screen in the top, must have been ripped and taken out by previous owner, we thought we woul replace but we just leave the air on and have not thought about it until now.