B+ screens

Like loggenrock, I made all of the screens for our Roadtrek, using the same strategy. I ordered skeeterbeaters for the Sprinter-based Villiago and have used them once. I think they are going to do just fine. They are made by residents of a sheltered workshop so I thought I would give them a try. lizzie

We just made our own. Got no-see-um proof netting at a fabric store, made a "bag" that we pull over the door frame while it's open, then close the door, power down the window. use a strip of magnetic tape along the bottom of the outside piece to keep it sealed. made a set for our previous Roadtrek, and now the prism. Because you have 2 layers of screening, you do get reduced airflow thru them, but certainly lets heat out, and keeps the bugs away! ST

We have used MagnaShades on our last 2 RVs (Class A & now a B+).

We have been happy with them. They are quick and easy to put on and fold neatly for storage. We would not hesitate to buy them again if we change RV's. They also do help to keep the heat out and yet still allow for visibility.

To offer input on Skeeter Beaters, I bought a set six years ago for our first Sprinter cab side windows and have been very satisfied, still good as new and still using. The magnets are strong and hold the net in place very well against the door frame, They fold down to a very small size to store in a little pouch. Quick and easy to put on and remove.