Awning Screens

[Carol Petricka]

I need screens for my awning and for the rear doors opening. Thanks, in advance for sources I could order from.

[Willie_B]

What year and vehicle/unit do you have?

[mlts22]

This got some good recommendations. I like the magnetic catches and the fact that it can stay in place even if the door is closed.

[InterBlog]

The reference above (FitRV's choice) is the best I've seen to date for commercially-produced rear door and slider door screens. Pricey, but there's a boat-load of labor that goes into making each one. About USD$650 each with tax (shipping probably more).

But you also asked about AWNING screens. I did a lot of research on that last year and I could not find anything suitable for a Class B. Those that would potentially fit the awning did not pack down to a suitably small size to carry in a limited space. So I designed and sewed a simple one myself (blog post here). It was a lot of work, but very little money. No-see-um netting is actually very cheap.

[mlts22]

You might be onto something that can be sold commercially. In Europe, awning screens and tents are extremely common, since Europeans tend to have a lot of vacation time, so will go to a campground, and have time to spend 1-2 hours setting up and similar taking down.

Here in the US, I don't see awning tents anywhere, other than custom work.

[InterBlog]

Mine takes about 15 minutes to set up. It's intentionally not tightly fitted so that I don't have to spend time messing with adjustments. I went for the K.I.S.S. approach on this one.

[Mfturner]

For turning an awning into a screen room, these guys were at the Denver RV show
https://www.e-carefree.com/ecarefree...ge=24&crumb=33

But I otherwise know nothing about them...