How Do I Keep The Sun Shade On My Rv’S Windshield?

This guide discusses the benefits of RV window shades, including shielding from the sun and preventing heat loss. The author suggests attaching velcro strips or magnetic tape along the fabric edges for even spacing and attaching them to the RV’s windows using corresponding velcro or magnets. A DIY option is to drape fabric over the RV. Neodymium Disc Magnets can be used to secure window sun shades, which not only block the sun’s heat but also allow for some visibility.

External shades can be used to repel heat and keep the interior temperature down. Reflective covers or shades on the exterior of your RV windows can help repel heat and keep the interior temperature down. Additionally, adding a shade to your RV awning can drastically cut down UV rays and keep the area cooler.

In conclusion, RV window shades offer numerous benefits, including shielding from the sun, reducing heat, and storing your awning. Sunlight coming in through the windows can make it difficult to keep interior temperatures at a reasonable level. To create custom-made window shades, weigh the bottom of the cover into the tight area where the windshield and dashboard meet and use two upper suction cups to hold the screens.

The lower corners of the shade are attached by pulling the screens tight and then attaching them to the Velcro tabs. If the screens sag, simply pull them tight. An exterior RV windshield cover that provides shade should either strap down or have magnet fasteners. Avoid using a single strap or magnet.