A blackout cover for the window in an RV entry door, held on by adhesive-backed Velcro strips down the sides rather than full attachment. The fabric is thick, so it blocks light and adds some insulation against heat and A/C loss. It suits campers who sleep in and want the door window dark without drilling or tools. Against plain shades and fully attached covers, the Velcro sides let it come off and go back on, and owners report the adhesive holds on fiberglass far longer than most.
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Owners say the Velcro sides keep it on the door window better than fully attached covers, and the thick fabric blocks light and insulates. One long-term owner reported the adhesive Velcro still holding on fiberglass after almost a year.
This is a blackout cover for an RV door window. It blocks light, adds some privacy at crowded campsites, and is thick enough to give extra insulation when the heat or A/C is running.
It is made of waterproof oxford cloth and is designed for outdoor use. Velcro straps attach to the door window frame, and the shade sticks onto them. No tools are needed.
The panel can be adjusted. Pull a section away from the Velcro straps and fold it up or down, and the magnets inside hold the folded shade in place. It can also be used on doors in homes, boats and other places, though the dimensions may not fit other doors and it may only partly block light.