Chase Away the Chill: DIY Thermal Window Covers for Vanlife!

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Welcome to the ultimate vanlife DIY adventure! 🚐 In this exciting how-to video, we will show you how to create thermal window covers for your own beloved campervan or motorhome. Say goodbye to chilly nights and hello to cosy comfort with these stylish and functional thermal blinds!
Join us as we take you step-by-step through the process of making your van a snug haven on wheels. Whether you’re a seasoned vanlifer or just starting your journey, these thermal covers are a game-changer for any adventurer seeking warmth and insulation while on the road.
Get ready to unleash your creativity and practicality as we dive into the world of DIY van upgrades. From selecting the perfect materials to crafting custom-fit covers, we’ve got you covered (literally)! Plus, we’ll share some pro tips and tricks to ensure your thermal blinds are not only effective but also look amazing.
So, grab your tools and let’s transform your van into a cosy oasis with these must-have thermal window covers. Join the vanlife community in staying warm, stylish, and ready for any adventure that comes your way. Don’t miss out - hit play now and let’s get crafting! 🛠️✨
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23 мар 2024

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Комментарии : 12

@janettesmith4570 3 месяца назад

Those covers look great, well done 👍🏼 Sadie approved too. 🦊

@cabe_bedlam 3 месяца назад

Love that Sadie was "helping" :)

@wegailygadabout 3 месяца назад

Yep she's super good at doing a "halp", little bugger

@Ratty_Rex 3 месяца назад

New and improved Jezebel! Another great video. :)

@wegailygadabout 3 месяца назад

Thank you! Jez is looking really good now!

@christinerouleau5128 10 дней назад

Thank you so much! I will make some for my van!

@wegailygadabout 6 дней назад

Awesome! I would love to see the end result!

@miramanga 3 месяца назад

I love the ones where you show us inside Jezebel :)

@wegailygadabout 3 месяца назад

There's one in a few weeks where there's a lot of time in her. I rip out her bed layout and update a lot of stuff. Still need to paint her...

@miramanga 3 месяца назад

@@wegailygadabout exciting to look forward to 🥰

@marionsutcliffe1119 3 месяца назад

I've heard that covering the silver reduces the amount of heat reflected back into the van.

@wegailygadabout 3 месяца назад

The foil part is most effective in the summer month when heat from the sun's rays needs to be reflected out. In the winter the bit that will help the most is the bubble wrap mid layer which holds in the heat. Regardless of whether the internal foil is covered or not the bubble wrap is still doing its job. The fact that they are made larger than the window means they cover the edges of the window which is where the most heat is lost. Keeping the foil out internally would only be beneficial if you also had a large heat source going for a long time, such as a diesel heater, and a much bigger area to keep warm.