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Hi all

 

looking for help again, I want to fit some sort of after market cassette/foldaway fly screen to the hab door

opening.

 

I don't no if this is poss or where i might get one from.

 

any help much appreciated

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We also use the hanging "lambstails" fly/mozzie screen in our motorhome doorway.

Simple to self-fit, can be cut to exact length ( don't forget to seal the cut ends with a ciggie lighter or equivalent) and can quickly be removed for storage in autumn.

And only costs a few quid.

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derek pringle - 2012-04-03 11:28 AM

 

Hi All,

where would be the best place to buy a lambstail fly screen from please?

cheers

derek

 

 

 

Google is a wonderful thing Derek....as is ebay............

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Remis produces the RemiCare flyscreen product, but it's not cheap and may be impracticable to fit to some motorhomes' doorways:

 

http://www.leisureshopdirect.com/caravan/caravan_accessories/product_48814/remicare_ii_door_flyscreen_2000_x_650_x_58mm.aspx

 

GOOGLE-ing on "caravan door flyscreen" will retrieve other (cheaper) options.

 

GOOGLE-ing on "caravan door lambs tails" indicates that Dave Newell can supply.

 

http://www.davenewell.co.uk/mailorder.html

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We have a van conversion, I bought some black net curtain type material, sewed weighted tape at the bottom, curtain tape at the top and velcro on the sides. Then put curtain track in van across the top and made use of the fuzzy material sides in side the van for the velcro to stick to, works a treat and cost me about £25
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Retread24800 - 2012-04-03 6:57 PMJust clicked on the remiscreen link and thought I had teleported to planet Sillyprice. We visited our local home improvement shed where door fly-screens were on sale from 10Euro both the Fluffy type and the clear or coloured rattly strip , just cut to size.

There are plenty of very inexpensive door flyscreenshttp://www.shopwiki.co.uk/l/Door-Fly-Screen-Easy-Fitbut none of them have a 'professional' look to them and (I suggest) a potential purchaser of a new motorhome would have a fit if a motorhome manufacturer had installed any of those cheapies.If I wanted to hit a golf ball i could use a £1 broom-handle, but a good quality golf-club would cost a little more. ;-)
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BGD - 2012-04-03 1:35 PM

 

derek pringle - 2012-04-03 11:28 AM

 

Hi All,

where would be the best place to buy a lambstail fly screen from please?

cheers

derek

 

 

 

Google is a wonderful thing Derek....as is ebay............

 

cheers, always pays to go to the fountainhead ha

derek

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Derek Uzzell - 2012-04-04 9:08 AM
Retread24800 - 2012-04-03 6:57 PMJust clicked on the remiscreen link and thought I had teleported to planet Sillyprice. We visited our local home improvement shed where door fly-screens were on sale from 10Euro both the Fluffy type and the clear or coloured rattly strip , just cut to size.

There are plenty of very inexpensive door flyscreenshttp://www.shopwiki.co.uk/l/Door-Fly-Screen-Easy-Fitbut none of them have a 'professional' look to them and (I suggest) a potential purchaser of a new motorhome would have a fit if a motorhome manufacturer had installed any of those cheapies.If I wanted to hit a golf ball i could use a £1 broom-handle, but a good quality golf-club would cost a little more. ;-)

 

Ah Thought we were talking after-market and referring to a van from c2007/9.

 As for the Golf (a good walk ruined) simile for the price you could buy a complete golf set including a posh bag AND the Cheap y fly-screen for the same price :-D

 

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