Campervan curtains

Teardrop Camper Curtains by Talona Rustics are handmade with attention to detail in the USA. Our original design camper window shades & curtains are insulated and room darkening to keep your camper cooler in summer and warmer in winter. Shades for windows up to 31"W, Insulated curtains for windows wider than 31".

In this video I will be making a Roll Up Curtain for our Renault master camper van conversion. This is thermal and black out so perfect for Van Life. It's a really cheap and easy DIY project. We used leftover curtains from making the curtains for the front and back of the van, so if you are purchasing your own to make your, find the best size to fit your window opening.

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In this video I will be fitting curtains to our Renault Master camper van conversion. We used thermal and black out curtains that are meant for standard house windows, as we hate the caravan curtains you get, which look cheap. We decided to fit 'proper curtains' with the thermal and blackout qualities meaning the van should stay dark and cool in the summer, whilst holding heat inside the van in winter!

In our YouTube DIY van conversion video series we show how to build an easy and simple campervan for complete beginners. We design and install the interior of our small Toyota Hiace Commuter. Here we install the curtains! Our van was custom made and designed by ourselves using only basic tools with no building experience at all! If you need ideas for your own campervan fitout check out our build series on youtube. | Vanlife Guide | Vegan Travel Show #vanbuild #campervancurtains #vanlife…

Install a blackout curtain in car & camper van – without drilling holes: Thanks to magnets, you can install curtains in the car & camper van without drilling holes. Discover our DIY instructions for a blackout curtain. Here you can learn more about this unique magnet application.

It should come as no surprise that one of the most important parts of a van build is the insulation. Cargo vans simply aren’t designed to be comfortable anywhere but the cab, let alone lived …

In Part I of the DIY Promaster Camper Conversion Guide we covered how to come up with a camper van layout and how to install windows, fan, insulation, and electrical. In Part II of this conversion guide, we will cover how to do everything that’s actually seen: how to build an awesome bed and kitchen

After a few busy weeks putting the finishing touches on our bathroom renovation, I sat down this weekend to enjoy some afternoon tea and…sew (doesn’t everyone sew during tea time?). Th…