I hope this video is helpful in helping you decide if you want to install a Thin Shade in your RV or Travel Trailer or not. The video covers my installation of our Thin Shade in our Trailer door replacing our fog glazed window. I must say I'm happy with how easy it was to install and it only took around 30 minutes. One regret is that I wish I had done this installation earlier since it makes such a positive difference.

Thank you, I should have mentioned in the video that I thought about mounting the shade so it would slide up rather than down. The reason I didn't is because on some of our camping trips we have the windows build up moisture at night inside while camping in the winter months even with a couple roof vents open a little. So I was afraid that with the shade opening from the bottom water might become trapped at the bottom of the window and maybe cause future problems with shade operation and might damage the shade material itself. I may be wrong?

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Here's the link to where we bought the Thin Shade
https://amzn.to/3eFV1m4

Here's another option you might be interested in for a door window shade
RV Door Window CloZures Shade Without Opening Screen Door (Black)
https://amzn.to/3COAC8D

Here's another option for those of you that don't want to spend a lot of money
Foldable Velcro RV Blackout Window Cover
https://amzn.to/3uMjdKp

Screen Defender RV Entry Door Screen Protector for 5th Wheel, Travel Trailer and Motorhome
https://amzn.to/3Dtvy8E

RV Screen Door Cross Bar, Handle. Adjustable from 21 5/8" to 28 5/8"
https://amzn.to/3nTK3xL

Camco 42183 Screen Door Cross Bar Handle
https://amzn.to/3r5CgyO

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